First All-Armenian forum of bankers will take place in 2010

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YEREVAN, October 22. /ARKA/. On Thursday the Government of Armenia delayed the first All-Armenian forum of bankers till 2010.

Hranush Hakobyan, Minister of Diaspora of Armenia said that forum of Armenian bankers working in Armenia and abroad was planned to conduct during 2009. But it is delayed till 2010 and will take place along with the forum of entrepreneurs, cardiologists and Armenian graduates from Diaspora. –0—

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