Armenia is forming the Services Center with support of the Armenian Assistance Foundation. It will provide 400-1000 workplaces, director of the foundation Randy Sapah-Gulyan said at a meeting with Armenian Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan, ARKA reports.
Archbishop Khazhak Parmasyan, head of the Eastern Eparchy of the US Armenian Apostolic Church, headed the foundation’s delegation.
He said that the center construction will start next year. It will serve Russian and English speakers.
Sargsyan noted that Armenians are moving from the Middle East due to the disorders.
Parmasyan added that the Armenian Assistance Foundation wants to continue its mission and attract investments.
