Recent economic developments regarding Armenia
Armenian Economy Minister on the reforms of investment environment; Armenia is leader in the growth of the service sector in EAEU.
Survey in Armenia on NATO, Russia, and foreign policy priorities
The study's major focus is on Armenian society's foreign policy priorities following the "velvet revolution" and the 44-day Karabakh conflict. The impact of popular perceptions of "friends" and "enemies," public comprehension of "friendly" and "unfriendly" governments and associated negative political trends on the development of Russian, European, and American (Western) trends in international relations was highlighted.
Export aus Armenien in EAEU-Staaten wächst um 27,8%
Im Jahr 2021 verzeichnete Armenien stabile Wachstumsraten im Handelsvolumen mit den Ländern der Eurasischen Wirtschaftsunion (EAEU), sagte Premierminister Nikol Paschinjan.
Export from Armenia to EAEU states grows 27.8%
The figures speak for themselves: the trade turnover between Armenia and the EAEU states in 2021 January-September increased 12.8% compared to the same period of 2020. The export volumes from Armenia to the EAEU states increased 27.8% in the nine months of this year.
Newest economic developments in Armenia
Armenia’s debt rose by $647 million, to almost $8 billion, in the course of 2020 amid a steep recession primarily caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. According to government projections, it will likely pass the $9 billion mark by the end of 2021.
Paschinjan über die Prioritäten Armeniens innerhalb der EAEU
Am 4. Dezember gab der armenische Premierminister Nikol Paschinjan im zwischenstaatlichen Rat der Organisation der Eurasischen Wirtschaftsunion (EAEU) die Prioritäten seines Landes bekannt.
Pashinyan on Armenia’s priorities within the EAEU
On 4 December, Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced his country's priorities within the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) at the organisation’s intergovernmental council.
Russland lehnt Armeniens Berufung gegen die Gaspreise ab
Am 19. Mai lehnte der russische Präsident Wladimir Putin auf einer Sitzung des Obersten Eurasischen Wirtschaftsrates die Idee ab, einen gemeinsamen Tarif für den Transport und Transit von Erdgas innerhalb der Eurasischen Wirtschaftsunion (EAEU) zu bilden.
Russia rejects Armenia’s appeal over gas prices
On 19 May, Vladimir Putin dismissed the idea of forming a common tariff on transportation and transit of natural gas within the EAEU. Prior to Putin’s statement, Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stressed that a single energy market with non-discriminatory principles of operation should become one of the bases for integration into the EAEU.
Pashinyan meets Mishustin on the sidelines of the EAEU conference
On 31 January, the Euroasian Economic Union (EAEU) Intergovernmental Council met in Almaty, Kazakhstan, in order to discuss the future directions of the EAEU. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan attended the conference, presenting his country’s priorities within the EAEU.
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