Programming and Internet are developing rapidly in this former Soviet country, and the business delegation, who arrived in Geneva, is proof of the country's transformation.

While this week a genocide monument opens in Geneva, this is another reality of Armenia - a thirty-people Armenian business delegation arriving in Switzerland. The conference hall of the Geneva Chamber of Commerce and Industry was overcrowded on the occasion of a meeting with businessmen from Geneva region and signing a memorandum of cooperation with the Union of Manufacturers and Businessmen of Armenia. The delegation emphasized the development of information technology in this country, which occupies one-third of the Soviet military electronics industry.

Then, EIF representative Mariam Davtyan in detail described the development of information technology in Armenia, the most successful enterprises and development visions.

Commercial representative of Armenia Hayk Hovhannisyan stated that Armenia was interested not only in technologies, but also in general trade. Armenia can be an entrance door to Eurasian Economic Union with 180 million people, as well as to Iran. "

Swiss Ambassador to Armenia Lukas Gasser noted that Switzerland is in the list of 10 largest Armenian investors and Armenia becomes more and more attractive.

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