Armenian Central Bank governor leaves for Vienna to attend international conference

YEREVAN, January 16. /ARKA/. Central Bank of Armenia governor Artur Javadyan and heads of two Central Bank departments, Vahe Vardanyan and Andranik Grigoryan, have left today for Vienna, Austria, to attend an annual conference of Euromoney “Forum for Central and Eastern Europe”, which will be held January 16-17, the press service of the Central Bank told AKA.

It said in Vienna Javadyan will have meetings with heads of several European central banks, as well as with leaders of some financial institutions. -0-

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