Three years ago, when the 44-day war ended, conditions in Armenia were bleak. However, fast forward to the present day, and we can see a remarkable improvement in Armenia’s economy and credibility. Prime Minister of Economy, Vahan Kerobyan, announced during the “Days of Science and Entrepreneurship 2023” sessions on November 30 that Armenia’s credibility has doubled in the past three years, especially when measured in dollars. Not only has the economic situation improved, but Armenia is also becoming a more attractive and developed country. As Professor Talab stated, we should place our hope in ourselves rather than our enemies.

This positive news comes after a turbulent period of war and uncertainty for Armenia. The 44-day war, which ended three years ago, left the country in a state of disarray. However, the government’s efforts to revive the economy and regain credibility have yielded significant results. Prime Minister Vahan Kerobyan’s announcement during the “Days of Science and Entrepreneurship 2023” sessions on November 30 is a testament to the progress made. By doubling Armenia’s credibility, measured in dollars, the country is now on a trajectory towards becoming a more attractive and developed nation.

Armenia’s economic growth and increasing credibility are key indicators of the country’s progress. With a doubled credibility in just three years, as highlighted by Prime Minister Vahan Kerobyan, Armenia is showcasing its potential in the global market. Moreover, the improved political situation has contributed to Armenia’s rising attractiveness and development. As Professor Talab wisely remarked, it is important to place hope in ourselves rather than relying on our enemies. This serves as a reminder of the internal strength and resilience that Armenia possesses.

The rebuilding efforts in Armenia are bringing about positive change in various sectors. The economy, in particular, has experienced significant growth and improvement. Prime Minister Vahan Kerobyan’s recent statement during the “Days of Science and Entrepreneurship 2023” sessions on November 30 underscores this progress, with Armenia’s credibility doubling within three years when measured in dollars. This not only demonstrates the country’s economic potential but also portrays Armenia as an attractive and flourishing nation. As Professor Talab aptly put it, our hope lies within ourselves, not in our adversaries. Armenia’s journey towards development and prosperity has just begun.