“Agharak Nuclear Power Plant’s Scientific Area Construction Set to Commence on May 10th Without Road Closures”
Construction work on Tranche-2 of the Agharak nuclear power plant is scheduled for May 10th from 15:00 to 17:00. No road closures are needed in the adjacent area. Read more on NEWS.am.
“Putin and Pashinyan Address Security Concerns: Russian Involvement Revealed, Successful Trade Boost!”
Security issues discussed between Putin and Pashinyan before meeting. Russian forces involved. Progress in negotiations and trade volume increase – Putin. Read more on NEWS.am.
“Turkey Plans Military Operations to Neutralize Gas in Storage Facilities, Sparking Controversy and Questions”
Turkish authorities plan military operations to neutralize gas in storage facilities, with the support of the gas pipeline project offered by Russia. The construction of new gas chambers will allow Turkey to extract and export gas within its territory. Russia remains a major supplier of natural gas to Turkey. Data shows that Turkey imported 50.5 billion cubic meters of natural gas last year, with an expected increase in the coming years.
“Road Infrastructure Department Unveils Ambitious North-South Road Corridor Project: Syunik-Kajaran Section to Revolutionize Transportation and Boost Economic Growth”
The 4th phase of the North-South Road Corridor in Armenia, the Syunik-Kajaran section, is set to reduce travel time and increase vehicle speed. Completed sections include the Syunik-Kajaran road (24.2 km), Bargushat tunnel (8.65 km), and North section (24.25 km). Once finished, the project will boost trade and tourism. The program will be financed by WB and EIB, with an estimated cost of 373 million euros. Expected completion is November 2030.
Armenian-Bulgarian Trade Relations Set to Soar: Expanding Opportunities in Key Sectors Discussed in Productive Meeting
Armenian-Bulgarian trade relations were discussed by ACCI and Bulgarian trade attachés in Sofia. Cooperation in various sectors like construction, healthcare, IT, agriculture, and environment were assessed. The significance of reciprocal visits, info exchange, investments, and new markets was emphasized. Future collaboration in tourism projects was also contemplated. Meeting organized by NEWS.am on Telegram.
“Converse Bank Takes Center Stage as Main Sponsor of Annual VZEB Conference, Showcasing Stellar Regional Development Efforts”
Converse Bank sponsors VZEB conference for regional development in Armenia. Experts and leaders will discuss progress in various fields, thanks to Converse Bank’s support and international relations. The conference will also include discussions on market development and joint ventures, with participation from government structures and international partners.
“Europe’s Strong Stand: Sanctions on Russia to Continue Until July, Includes Restricting Diplomats and Gas Supply”
European countries to impose sanctions on Russia until July, restricting movement of Russian diplomats in EU, gas supply, transit vehicles, and aluminum imports. 52 companies involved in supplying sanctioned products to be affected.
“Gazprom Armenia Implements Planned Maintenance in Kotayk Province: Temporary Gas Supply Interruption in Kasakh Village on May 10”
Gas supply in village of Kasakh, Kotayk province, Armenia, will be interrupted on May 10 from 10:30 am to 4:00 pm for maintenance work. Cooperation of residents is requested to ensure safety requirements, according to Gazprom Armenia CJSC. Print.
“The Lamborghini Jalpa: A Classic Sports Car Revving onto the Market”
The Lamborghini Jalpa sports car, a competitor to Porsche 911 and Ferrari, will be on sale soon. Featuring a red and black design, this two-seater car comes with an Alpine audio system and standard air conditioning. The dealership will announce the price shortly.
“FATF Experts Slam Turkey’s Financial Measures on Money Laundering: Country’s Removal from List at Stake”
Financial measures against money laundering in Turkey have been criticized by experts from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF). The assessment report highlights concerns about anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing measures. Turkey’s response delay could lead to removal from the FATF’s monitored countries list.