Minister Of Finance: Gdp Growth In 2010 In Armenia Will Be 2.6%

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YEREVAN, January 24. /ARKA/. By the results of 2010, economic growth in Armenia will be about 2.6%, said Armenian Minister of Finance Vache Gabrielyan on Monday.

“Instead of planned GDP indicator of 1.2% there will be probably 2.6%”, said the minister.

Earlier IMF prognosed growth of the Armenian economy by 4% and the World Bank – 2.4% in Armenia.–0–

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