On March 26, the first meeting of the Public Council adjunct to the RA Minister of Economy was held under the leadership of RA Minister of Economy Gevorg Papoyan. The agenda included five topics.
Marking three decades of activity, Prime Insurance Brokers LLC has officially received the prestigious Lloyd’s broker accreditation and has been registered as an authorized Lloyd’s broker, gaining direct access to the world’s leading insurance and reinsurance marketplace, Lloyd’s of London.
Founded in 1995 as the first insurance and reinsurance broker in Armenia, Prime Insurance Brokers LLC has officially received the prestigious Lloyd’s broker accreditation and has been registered as an authorized Lloyd’s broker gaining direct access to the world-leading insurance and reinsurance market, Lloyd’s of London, which has been operating for more than 300 years.
Message from UMBA President Arsen Ghazaryan on the occasion of Entrepreneur’s Day Dear Entrepreneurs, Dear Compatriots, For the ninth year now, starting from 2017, March 3 has been officially celebrated in Armenia as Entrepreneur’s Day by decision of the Government of the Republic of Armenia.
The Armenian–Turkmen Business Forum held on January 15 at the Union of Manufacturers and Businessmen of Armenia (UMBA) aimed to discuss prospects for economic cooperation between Armenia and Turkmenistan and to promote the development of bilateral interaction.
Dear colleagues, dear compatriots,
I warmly congratulate you on the occasion of the New Year.
The coming year, 2026, is a jubilee year for the Union of Manufacturers and Businessmen of Armenia: it marks the 30th anniversary of the organization’s establishment.
The Union of Manufacturers and Businessmen of Armenia has launched the program “UMBA for the Green Transition: Institutional Capacity Building and Leadership in the Implementation of ESG Policy”, funded by the Confederation of Danish Industry (DI) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark within the framework of the “New Democracy Fund” initiative.
Although in recent years our economy has seen major changes in terms of competition, certain issues still remain, some of which are, to an extent, objective. This view was expressed by Arsen Ghazaryan, President of the Union of Manufacturers and Businessmen of Armenia, during the panel discussion held on November 21 as part of the World Bank Office’s presentation of the first “Armenia: Country Economic Update” report.
