Ria Money Transfer once again named AraratBank Partner of the Year 2022.

YEREVAN, March 21. /ARKA/. The award has been granted based on the volume and number of transactions, quality of service, compliance with MLTF requirements, and efficiency of joint campaigns.

“In the face of global challenges, it is extremely difficult to retain the volume of transactions and even harder to ensure its quantitative growth, but strange as it may seem, such challenges build sustainability and make us adapt in order to deal with similar situations. This is also testified by the fact that the geographical coverage of the Ria Money Transfer system has expanded to over 182 countries instead of last year’s 160,” said Zaruhi Melkonyan, Head of International Operations Department at AraratBank. -0-

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