Armenian government allocates £17m to buy embassy building in London

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07.09.2023, 13:07

The Armenian government at a meeting on Thursday approved the allocation of 17 million pounds sterling for the purchase of an embassy building in London, UK.

Armenian government allocates £17m to buy embassy building in London

YEREVAN, September 7. /ARKA/. The Armenian government at a meeting on Thursday approved the allocation of 17 million pounds sterling for the purchase of an embassy building in London, UK.

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