Economic Plan 2026–2031: Armenia’s government approved its five-year program, targeting ~6% average annual growth, 125,000 new jobs, and at least doubling goods exports, with peace institutionalization and “Crossroads of Peace”/TRIPP transport priorities. AI & Infrastructure: Yerevan plans AI computing capacity equivalent to at least 100,000 GPUs, plus new Earth remote-sensing and telecom satellites, while warning AI data centers could sharply raise electricity demand. Macroeconomy: GDP grew 6.7% in Q2 2026 (agriculture down 15.3%), with strong construction and industry momentum. Food & Agri-Processing Support: The state will compensate peach and fig procurement for processing (125 drams/kg), and Armenia is expanding isotopic lab capacity for wine and brandy checks to boost anti-counterfeit control. Energy Links: Armenia is pushing energy and infrastructure integration with regional partners, including plans to diversify generation and reform the electricity market. Trade/Compliance: Armenia says it’s coordinating with Russia on veterinary and phytosanitary requirements as import restrictions are discussed. Governance & Oversight: The State Revenue Committee flagged major tax violations tied to a Yerevan sports complex, citing large discrepancies in declared costs. Foreign Policy: Pashinyan reiterated plans to normalize ties with Azerbaijan and Türkiye, including border and infrastructure steps.