Authorities keep insisting: no monopolies in Armenia

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27.06.2017, 13:05

Vardan Harutyunyan, head of the Armenian State Revenue Committee, told journalists on Tuesday that there are no obstacles for commodity importers in Armenia and that the market is fully open for any importer.

Authorities keep insisting: no monopolies in Armenia

YEREVAN, June 27. /ARKA/. Vardan Harutyunyan, head of the Armenian State Revenue Committee, told journalists on Tuesday that there are no obstacles for commodity importers in Armenia and that the market is fully open for any importer.

Earlier, Armenian entrepreneurs complained about the obstacles they came across. They said they have been barred from importing petrol, bananas, sugar and other commodities. They explained things by monopolies.

However, this didn't deter Karen Karapetyan, Armenian premier, from insisting that there are no monopolies in the country.

Harutyunyan Tuesday declared the same adding that some 20 companies import the mentioned commodities into Armenia, but people mistakenly think one person stands behind them. --0---

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