On June 11, at the joint sitting of the RA National Assembly Standing Committees on Foreign Relations and Financial-Credit and Budgetary Affairs, discussions of the annual report on the execution of the state budget continued. The focus of today's discussions was the execution of revenues and expenditures of the RA Ministry of Foreign Affairs, on payments for membership fees to international organizations and on diaspora affairs.
As in previous days, today the RA Minister of Finance Atom Janjughazyan presented the general indicators of budget allocations for the reporting year.
In particular, he informed that instead of AMD 16 billion 648 million provided for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, AMD 16 billion 435 million was actually used or the execution was about 99 percent.
According to the Minister, the allocations related to the organization and implementation of the activities of the bodies of diplomatic services in foreign countries have a fundamental weight in the total expenditures, where 99.3 percnet execution was registered against AMD 10 billion 760 million.
The allocation of AMD 2 billion 550 million for membership was used by almost 96 percent.
In the next part of the sitting, the execution of revenues and expenditures on European integration was discussed.
The Minister of Finance Atom Janjughazyan, presenting the financial indicators, noted that AMD 8.6 billion had actually been received for the grant programs, about 31 percent of the adjusted program. The amount of non-targeted or budget support grants amounted to AMD 4 billion 451 million. The adjusted program at the expense of loans of European origin amounted to about AMD 20 billion, recording an actual 57 percent receipt.