ADB ready to expand joint programs with Armenia
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan received Masatsugu Asakawa President of the Asian Development Bank, Armradio reports.
The Prime Minister highly appreciated the close cooperation formed between the Armenian government and the Asian Development Bank and emphasized that it contributes to the development of infrastructure in our country.
Nikol Pashinyan added that the Armenian government is interested in the implementation of new projects, stressing that the development of infrastructure is of primary importance for the executive.
Masatsugu Asakawa hailed the effective cooperation with Armenia and noted that ADB is ready to expand joint programs.
In this context, the current projects and the possibilities of implementing new projects in the framework of the seismic safety improvement program in school construction, road construction, health infrastructure development and other directions were discussed.
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