Interview with Environmental and Social Manager Armen Stepanyan

Geoteam CJSC is the daughter company of Lydian International limited a British Company listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange, Canada.

A New Partnership for the “Schools of Sport & Peace” Program

Geoteam CJSC and the Football Federation of Armenia (FFA) announce that they will partner within the “Schools for Sport and Peace” program, to

Amulsar: Responsible Mining, Sustainable Economic Benefits for all Partners

The Equator Principles (EPs) were initially developed by a group of leading financial institutions in 2003. They are now the

Interview with the Senior Vice President of Lydian International Ltd, Didier Fohlen

AMCHAM’s interview with the Senior Vice President of Lydian International Ltd, Didier Fohlen Why did Lydian International decide to invest

Some answers to the concerns on taxation issues

Armenia is one of the countries with average to high taxation for mining according to a study conducted by the

Responses to Sevan Committee and other Stakeholders’ Comments

The following comments were provided from the Meeting of the Lake Sevan Protection Expert Committee of the National Academy of

How Can a Country Benefit: Lydian

We would like to address some concerns voiced recently and increasingly often by different groups and individuals. It is often

Good progress on the finalization of Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA)

Geoteam CJSC is pleased to announce good progress on the finalization of the International Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (“ESIA”)

Partnerships that Benefit the Communities

This summer was a special one for 100 children from Saravan, Gndevaz and Gorayk – affected communities of the Amulsar

One More Partnership to Promote Mass Chess Development in Armenia

There is a growing interest in chess among children and the youth of Armenia: chess is being taught at public

“Partnership for Improved Health in Communities”

Geoteam CJSC is increasing its cooperation with the public organizations this time by implementing a primary health care programme in