Armenian-Slovak business forum launched Wednesday, April 10 in Yerevan with the assistance of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

At the event, the Chamber CEO Araik Vardanyan expressed dissatisfaction over the current $10 million trade turnover between the two countries, noting the sectors of agriculture, construction, and IT to be a priority on business cooperation agenda.

As the project manager at Slovak Trade Development Agency Pavel Chobirka noted, in turn, Slovak companies are ready to offer construction services as well as share experience in design and innovations.

As he further added, Armenia’s investment environment is favorable enough, specifically in the sectors of business registration and tax administration, with Slovak entrepreneurs having expressed interest in working with the Armenian market.