Cement Under State Control: Armenia’s Anti-Corruption Court ordered Araratcement CJSC, tied to opposition figure Gagik Tsarukyan, placed under interim state management as prosecutors seek broader confiscation in a case over alleged illegal origin. EU Fish Export Rules: Armenia finalized procedures for fish farms to export to EU markets, requiring registration in the EU TRACES system and certification via the Food Safety Inspection Body, aiming to cut reliance on Russia and boost food safety. New Export Routes to the Gulf: Armenia is pushing fresh fruit and vegetable exports to Oman after talks with KV Group, with planned farm visits and B2B meetings. Retail Push for France: Armenia’s ambassador met Carrefour’s international products director to explore selling Armenian goods in France through the supermarket chain, focusing on standards and supplier selection. TRIPP Moves Toward Implementation: The government approved a bill to formalize Armenia’s role in the Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity (TRIPP), setting out development guidelines and a long-term operating framework. Energy & Tech Support: Ucom backed a 10 kW solar plant in Shenavan, while Starlink donated 56 emergency internet terminals for Armenia’s rescue communications. Credit Outlook: Fitch affirmed Armenia’s BB- rating with a positive outlook, citing growth and stronger reserves.