Most of the post-Soviet countries register economic growth, with different economic growth rates in different regions, says an EBRD report on transition economies release on Nov. 17.

According to the report, most of the former USSR countries registered a considerable growth – an annual GDP growth of 4%. The countries in question overcame the crisis even more than a year ago. They registered growth last year, except for Armenia and Ukraine, which registered the most dramatic decline in the world – 15% and 13% respectively.

Armenia is also among the countries receiving money transfers from abroad.