Armenia’s Finance Minister heads for IDA congress in Côte D’ivoire

Economy

YEREVAN, November 14. /ARKA/. Armenia’s Finance Minister Vache Gabrielyan left for Côte d’Ivoire to participate in the 16th Congress of International Development Association, Finance Ministry said Wednesday.

Mr. Gabrielyan will attend the congress as a newly appointed member of the borrowers of Eastern Europe and Central Asia, according to the source.

The congress participants will discuss the programs implemented by the World Bank.

International Development Association, IDA, is the part of the World Bank group. It was established in 1960. —0-

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