ARMENIA FAILS TO MEET PRIVATIZATION TARGET FOR 2001
By empty (5/3/2002 issue of the CACI Analyst)
Buyers were found for only 75 percent of the 300 large and medium state-owned enterprises slated for privatization in 2001, State Property Minister David Vartanian told journalists in Yerevan on 2 May, RFE/RL\'s Armenian Service reported. As a result, Vartanian continued, revenues from privatization fell to 2.5 billion drams ($4.Visit also
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