Acba Bank once again joins “My Forest Armenia” to create a greener homeland (video)

YEREVAN, December 2. /ARKA/. Acba Bank employees once again joined forces with the organization “My Forest Armenia” to create a greener homeland.

According to the bank’s press service, for the second time this year, the bank’s volunteers returned to the area around the village of Tsaghkunk in the Gegharkunik region to plant trees, observe the results of the previous planting, and continue their work to create a future forest.

Acba Bank and “My Forest Armenia” have been partners for nearly five years: over these years, thousands of trees have been planted in various regions of Armenia.

“In 2021, Acba Bank was our inaugural partner, planting the first 2,500 trees. It is essential for Armenia to have numerous partners like Acba Bank to transform people’s perspectives on addressing environmental challenges. Acba Bank’s approach has been incredibly beneficial to us, inspiring other companies to follow suit. There is a growing awareness of the significance of tackling environmental issues,” stated Alina Karapetyan, Head of Corporate Client Services at ‘My Forest Armenia.’

‘My Forest Armenia’ aims to plant over 15 million trees in the next decade, contributing to a cleaner and greener Armenia.

Acba Bank operates under the supervision of the Central Bank of Armenia. -0-

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