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Etchmiadzin Municipality: Spending $15,000 Yearly on Flowers

According to Diana Gasparyan, recently appointed acting mayor of the town of Etchmiadzin, the municipality spent some 7.2 million ($14,954) drams on flowers and wreaths annually over the past few years.

Gasparyan, in a Facebook post, writes that an investigation of the municipality’s expenditures revealed that the flowers were purchased from an independent contractor.

“As to the reason why the flowers were purchased is unknown. It’s clear to all of us that this is a luxury and a waster of resources for a community like ours with a modest budget,” Gasparyan writes.  

Gasparyan replaced Karen Grigoryan, who resigned as Etchmiadzin mayor on June 18. 

Comments (2)

Gevorg
Isn’t it part of her duties to manage budget in a way that it will be enough for flowers in town? From private company?! Is the obligation of state to produce flowers. Of course it should be from private!
Stephan Dragon
A luxury? I can not imagine etchmiadzin without flowers. Purchased by an independent is ok. Maybe you should think about increasing the revenue?

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