Head of Armenian Central Bank will participate in the events devoted to 150th anniversary of bank of Russia

YEREVAN, June 18. /ARKA/. Artur Javadyan, Head of Armenian CB left for Moscow on June 17 for participation in the events devoted to 150th anniversary of Bank of Russia and international conference “Central banks and development of world economy. New challenges and glance to future”.

Sergey Ignatev, Head of Bank of Russia,Jean-Claude Trichet, Head of European Central Bank, Mervyn King, Head of Bank of England, Erkki Liikanen, Head of Bank of Finland, John Lipski, first deputy director of IMF and Erve Ganun, first deputy director of banks of international calculations will have speeches in the conference.

Head of central or national banks of 30 countries will participate in the event. –0–

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