A unified and modern public transport ticketing system offering four different payment methods is already in operation in Yerevan. One of these methods, the single-use paper ticket embedded with a QR code, was originally intended for occasional users. However, it has increasingly become common among regular commuters.

The Public Order Protection Service of the Yerevan Municipality continues to conduct nighttime inspections of nightclubs and strip clubs. As a result of these inspections, several violations have been identified, including non-compliance with the requirements outlined in the annex approved by

Yerevan Mayor Tigran Avinyan met with the Secretary General of the Wrestling Federation of Armenia, Arayik Baghdadyan. During the meeting, the parties discussed matters related to upcoming joint events and initiatives. Emphasizing the

Structural and technological reforms are currently being implemented at the "Special Service for the Population" Community Non-Profit Organization (CNPO) to enhance the quality of services provided to Yerevan residents. Alongside the improvements of infrastructure and facilities, the digitization of citizens' archival data is underway, thereby enabling faster and more accessible service delivery.

Yerevan Mayor Tigran Avinyan has awarded certificates of appreciation to the most active citizens who raised their voices about various problems across the city through the “Active Citizen” platform, as well as to municipal employees who contributed to resolving those issues.

At the initiative of the Yerevan Municipality, a range of social initiatives planned for the current year has been launched. As part of the program, approximately 50 children living in vulnerable conditions will have the opportunity to visit various cultural centers across Yerevan. The primary aim of the initiative is to promote interest in the Armenian culture among children and to familiarize them with national values. 

To provide more convenient and accessible services to the residents of Yerevan, the Municipality has launched the "YES" (Yerevan Electronic Services) platform. This initiative, developed as part of the city’s digital transformation strategy, serves as a unified system for accessing community services