Head of Armenian State Revenue Committee resigns

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04.06.2020, 17:51

The head of Armenia's State Revenue Committee Davit Ananyan has resigned. In a Facebook post Ananyan said he officially asked Prime Minister Pashinyan to relieve him of his job.

Head of Armenian State Revenue Committee resigns

YEREVAN, June 4. /ARKA/. The head of Armenia's State Revenue Committee Davit Ananyan has resigned. In a Facebook post Ananyan said he officially asked Prime Minister Pashinyan to relieve him of his job.

He thanked everyone for the effective cooperation, as well as the Prime Minister for having entrusted him with such a responsible position for two years.

Ananyan was appointed as head of the State Revenue Committee on May 18, 2018. -0-

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