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Crisis | 21.05.10 | 10:50

Road to Recovery: Armenia upbeat on growth prospects, IMF shares optimism

By Suren Musayelyan
ArmeniaNow Deputy Editor
Armenia is considering a more optimistic growth scenario this year after showing a faster-than-expected recovery from last year’s steep economic decline so far this year.

Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan said on Thursday that the anti-crisis measures taken by his government have yielded positive results helping the country overcome its worst recession in years.

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