YEREVAN. – The Government of Armenia has prepared a bill that promotes exports.

The Deputy PM and Minister of International Economic Integration and Reforms, Vache Gabrielyan, stated the aforementioned at Friday’s Cabinet session.

As per Gabrielyan, this is carried out to increase the macroeconomic stability of the country.

The parliament will debate on this bill at the beginning of its spring session.

In addition, the government will discuss soon, and for the same objective, a concept for the activities of the foreign currency exchange offices in Armenia.

The minister added that there are good prerequisites for exports and attracting foreign investment.

Armenia’s sovereign Eurobonds, which were issued in 2013 and for 6 percent per year and $700 million in value, are traded on the secondary market with the same rate.

“It would be great if we succeed in getting loans with the same percentages,” the deputy PM added.