“Prime Minister Pashinyan Inspects Armenia’s Ongoing Highway Projects in Tavush Province Amidst Border Tensions”
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan checks progress of road projects in Tavush. Kirants-Ajarkut highway nears completion, to open this month. Construction of new Kajaran highway underway. Pashinyan also inspects demarcation progress and construction in Karantsi. Bypass road being built in Kajaran, affected by recent clashes.
“Lithuanian Soldiers in Vilnius: First Group Completes Training as German Troops Join Forces”
Lithuanian soldiers complete training in Vilnius, with the brigade set to be fully operational by 2025. German troops also stationed in Vilnius, led by Commander Alfonse Meys, while the Lithuanian Rapid Response Force coordinates relocation and infrastructure needs.
“Glorious Revival: Kobayr Monastery’s Dining Hall Renovation Nears Completion with a Whopping 150 Million Drams Investment”
The dining hall at Kobayr Monastery is getting a facelift. With over 150 million drams invested, the renovation work is nearly done. Find out more in the government’s report.
Margara Checkpoint Construction Nears Completion, Open Borders Within Reach
Construction of Margara checkpoint to be completed next week, as announced by Rustam Badasyan, head of State Committee on Mandatory Executive Services. The work is progressing despite delays caused by urgent matters. No corrupt risks are involved in the construction. Negotiations are underway to open the Armenian-Turkish border for the benefit of citizens and diplomats.
“Armenia’s Margara Industrial Complex Nears Completion, Boosting Construction Growth”
Construction of “Margara” industrial complex in Ararat province, Armenia is almost finished. The former textile factory in Margara village is undergoing renovation to become a functional industrial facility, contributing to Armenia’s growing construction sector. Source: NEWS.am.
“Azerbaijani Ambassador Heralds New Era of Cooperation: The Artsakh Resolution Fuels Bilateral Relations”
The completion of the “occupation” of “Artsakh” 30 years ago has opened new opportunities for Azerbaijan and Armenia. Azerbaijani Ambassador, Gheorghe Bayramov, emphasized the importance of mutual recognition, territorial integrity, and border inviolability in fostering cooperation and friendly relations. Bayramov expressed hope for progress and emphasized the unique opportunity for peace in Azerbaijan’s territory.