Czech company to build livestock facility in Artsakh

By Asbarez | Sunday, 17 August 2014

Czech businessmen meet with Artsakh officials over a planned project in Talish

TALISH, Artsakh—Representatives from Czech company Genoservice met with the head of Artsakh’s Rural and Agricultural Support Fund Ashot Bakhshiyan to discuss a project that envisions a large livestock breeding facility in the village of Talish.

The representatives at the meeting said the location will adequately provide all of the necessary resources required for the project, such as water, power, and agricultural products.

The first phase of the project will establish a complex that will house some 400 cattle. The second phase will expand the complex and will add a milk processing plant.

The Prime Minister of Artsakh Ara Harutyunyan also met with the European businessmen and discussed further opportunities for cooperation.

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