YEREVAN. – The Government of Armenia will purchase fifty computers for the parliamentary election, which is slated for April 2017.
The respective decision was taken at Thursday’s Cabinet session.
Each of these computers will be bought at a price of 557,750 drams (about $1,100).
Together with the serving equipment and software packages, however, the total respective government spending will amount to 57.9 million drams (about $119,200).
This equipment will be purchased with a speedy procedure.
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