Yerevan /Mediamax/. Armenia intends to attract means from EurAsEc anti-crisis fund to fund industry, infrastructures and information technologies.

Deputy Minister of Finance of Armenia Vardan Aramyan, who heads the workgroup on attracting funding from EurAsEc anti-crisis fund, informed Mediamax on this.

According to Vardan Aramyan, the workgroup carries out works with all sectoral departments and ministries of Armenia aiming at elaborating detailed programs, which will be presented to the fund this fall.

The volume of EurAsEc anti-crisis fund will make about $10bln. The Deputy Minister of Finance did not specify what exact volume of funding Armenia intends to attract.

Mediamax reminds that on July 2, Armenian Prime Minister Tigran Sargsian informed that the government had already submitted 2 applications to the fund, related to the spheres of energy and chemistry, at that noting the necessity to elaborate new programs aiming at attracting funding for spheres of importance for Armenia.