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Armenia should be ready for counteraction to crisis

YEREVAN, December 9. /ARKA/. Armenia should be ready for counteraction to crisis, said Executive Director of Pan-Armenian Bank Vahram Nersisyants.

“Economic team of the Armenian Prime Minister has an experience of such work and is able to solve the problems in the best way”, he said in the press-conference on Thursday.

“I don’t think that crisis problem is solved in Europe as some countries have serious problems”, he said.

Solutions of this situation in Greece are not enough.

“Large crediting volumes which “saved” Greece, resulted in the fact that foreign debt of the country reached 150%” of GDP. There are also such problems in Ireland, Spain and Portugal”, he said.

Nersisyants assumed that the world can face economic problems which existed in 80s during crisis in Latin America. –0–

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