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Kamurj credit organization’s head elected MFN board member

YEREVAN, May 15, /ARKA/. Armenian Kamurj credit organization said today in a press release that its director Gagik Vardanyan has been elected as a board member of MicroFinance Network (MFN) to represent the Eastern European countries.

“For about a quarter of a century the MicroFinance Network (MFN) has been uniting 36 matured microfinance organizations from 31 countries of Latin America, Europe, Africa and Asia, aiming to support the exchange and dissemination of the most exemplary social, legal, innovative and financial management experiences, “ the press release said.

Kamurj” joined the MFN in 2006.

‘I am grateful to the board of MicroFinance Network i for electing me as a member of the board to represent the Eastern European countries. It is a big responsibility,” Gagik Vardanyan is quoted as saying in the press release.

‘Kamurj emphasizes greatly its membership in and cooperation with this organization,’ he added.
Kamurj UCO is one of the large credit organizations in Armenia. The company was established in February 2012. –

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