`Yerevan-Plaza’ Trade-Entertaining Center Opened in Moscow

Arminfo
2007-03-26 11:58:00

The opening of "Yerevan-Plaza" trade-entertaining Center has been held
today in Moscow.

As the "Commercial Real Estate" notes, the Complex is located not far
from the "Tulskaya" metro station. The total area of the Center is
over 37,000 sq.m. A four-storied Complex includes shops, restaurants
cafes and five cine halls. Boutiques of the Armenian brandy and
eastern souvenirs will shortly open as well.

The "Yerevan Plaza" is built of a polished travertine, delivered from
Armenia.

To note, during his last visit t Yerevan, the Mayor of Moscow Yuri
Luzhkov said that negotiations are held between the Armenian and
Russian sides on the creation of a large Logistic Center in Moscow for
delivery and manufacture of technical production and foodstuffs from
Armenia. "This Project is useful for Armenia from economic
viewpoint. It is a program cooperation between the two cities and it
will be carried out for better promotion of the Armenian goods that
will be demanded by the Moscowers without fail", Y. Luzhkov said.