AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEconomic Outlook: The EFSD expects Armenia’s economy to grow 5–6% in 2026, above the projected global rate, despite rising energy and transport costs. Trade and Logistics: Armenia and China signed an agreement to simplify freight permits and exempt some road-use charges, aiming to boost trade and transit. Russian Railways chief Oleg Belozerov is due in Yerevan for talks on rail links to Türkiye and Nakhchivan and the railway concession. Mining: Amulsar began operations on October 10; the government projects $130 million in annual tax revenue, while environmental concerns remain. Export Markets: EU trade preferences for Armenian goods took effect on October 10, removing duties on about 80% of imports from Armenia as businesses seek alternatives to restricted markets. Digital Resilience: Disruptions to Yandex services after strikes on Russian data centres also affected Armenia, exposing the risks of relying on external digital infrastructure.
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