Transport Minister Mher Grigoryan has received a formal invitation from Yury Borisov, the Co-Chairman of the Russian-Armenian Inter-Governmental Commission and Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation. The meeting, which was also attended by US Ambassador to Armenia Christina Kvien, focused on the needs of over 100,000 displaced persons from Nagorno-Karabakh and their resettlement strategies. According to NEWS.am, discussions during the meeting revolved around addressing the main requirements of the displaced individuals and exploring options for their resettlement.

During the meeting, Transport Minister Borisov presented the “Road to Recovery” project, which entails the reconstruction of roads in the affected region. The project aims to improve transportation infrastructure and facilitate the process of rebuilding the lives of the displaced population. This initiative is a crucial step towards bringing stability and development to the Nagorno-Karabakh region.

The invitation extended to Minister Grigoryan by Co-Chairman Borisov signifies the strong cooperation between Armenia and Russia. With the presence of US Ambassador Kvien, it highlights the international community’s commitment to supporting the displaced individuals and finding sustainable solutions for their resettlement.

The discussions held during the meeting shed light on the challenges faced by the displaced population and the pressing need for immediate action. By addressing the main requirements of the individuals affected by the conflict, the government aims to provide them with the necessary support and resources to rebuild their lives.

In addition to the “Road to Recovery” project, other strategies and initiatives were also discussed to ensure the successful resettlement of the displaced persons. This comprehensive approach aims to provide not only physical infrastructure but also access to healthcare, education, and employment opportunities.

As the Transport Minister, Mher Grigoryan’s involvement in these discussions underscores the importance of transportation infrastructure in facilitating the resettlement process. The reconstruction of roads will enhance connectivity and accessibility, allowing for the smooth flow of goods, services, and people within the region.

Overall, the meeting between Minister Grigoryan, Deputy Prime Minister Borisov, and US Ambassador Kvien demonstrates the commitment of multiple stakeholders to address the needs of the displaced population in Nagorno-Karabakh. The “Road to Recovery” project and the comprehensive strategies discussed during the meeting offer a glimmer of hope for the affected individuals, signaling a collective effort towards rebuilding their lives and ensuring a better future for the region.