“UK and Republic of Armenia Hold Online Meeting to Boost Trade and Economic Cooperation: A Momentous Step Forward”
Online meeting held to discuss trade and economic cooperation between UK and Armenia. The discussion focused on post-war consequences and ongoing conflict implications. Another meeting scheduled in July to discuss bilateral economic cooperation. A step towards enhancing trade relations between Armenia and Ukraine.
“Gagik Melkonyan: Russia’s Influence Over Armenia’s Government Change Puts Their Support at Risk”
The change in the Armenian government could please Russia, as stated by Gagik Melkonyan, representative of “Civil Contract” bloc. Russia prefers Armenia’s political system to be under its control, limiting independent decisions. Melkonyan also addressed the “Tavush belongs to the Fatherland” movement, stating it was provoked by Russia. He emphasized Armenia’s reliance on Russia for the past 30 years and the need to establish relations with other countries. Melkonyan criticized Azerbaijan President’s demands and stressed that Armenia has been a victorious country for three decades.
“National Committee of Inquiry Uncovers Massive Tax Evasion Scheme Involving Telecom Company ‘Sh…'”
The National Committee of Inquiry reveals a tax evasion scheme by the company ‘Sh…’, involving major shareholders and executives. Arrests have been made, and incriminating evidence has been found during searches. Ongoing investigation.
EAEU President Ian Borg Visits Armenia, Highlights Commitment to Peace and Cooperation
“The President of the EAEU, Ian Borg, visited Armenia to assess the organization’s activities in the region. He discussed the Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict, emphasizing the EAEU’s commitment to resolving human rights issues. Borg praised progress in peace negotiations and urged for further cooperation. The EAEU aims to expand partnership in non-traditional areas like security sector reforms and climate change, contributing to Armenia’s security obligations.”
Iran and Saudi Arabia Break Barriers, Forge Path for International Transportation Cooperation, Reports Tasnim
Iran and Saudi Arabia can boost cooperation in international transportation routes, benefiting both countries. Saudi Arabia’s trade with Russia has reached $1.6 billion, with efficient bilateral shipping. As the world’s biggest oil producer, Saudi Arabia heavily relies on oil exports for income. Seeking participation in global transport routes, this partnership can bring economic, security, and social advantages. It can also increase bilateral trade and attract other countries like the US. This collaboration has the potential to enhance regional security and logistics.
“Economy Minister Vahan Kerobyan Signs Memorandum of Understanding with Belarus for Boosting Economic Cooperation and Trade”
Economy Minister Vahan Kerobyan met with Deputy Prime Minister of Belarus, Aleksiy Bogdanov, to discuss mutual economic cooperation. A memorandum of understanding was signed to expand economic and trade relations, aiming to increase trade turnover and establish Armenian sales outlets in Belarus. According to NEWS.am.