AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoArmenia–EU trade push: The EU expects trade preferences for Armenian products to take effect soon, with the European ambassador saying Armenia’s society has chosen peace and that incentives are coming. TRIPP logistics & legal groundwork: Armenia’s Constitutional Court recognized the framework agreement for the TRIPP transport project as constitutional, while officials discussed next steps and Armenia’s PM reiterated TRIPP’s potential for East–West and North–South routes. Tech investment outreach: The Armenian Embassy in the US hosted a reception to pitch Hecttor AI to American investors, focusing on Voice AI and partnerships to expand Armenia’s tech ecosystem. Industry upgrade in construction materials: GTB Steel says it is turning domestic scrap into graded rebar in Ararat and plans European-grade certification expansion, aiming to double output and reduce reliance on imports. Human rights dispute at ECHR: Azerbaijan withheld key prisoner photos from the ECHR, with a lawyer saying submitted medical documents were incomplete and did not show detainees’ real conditions. Regional ties via rail: Armenia and Iran discussed linking rail networks through Syunik to boost trade and access to southern routes. Independence anniversary: Armenia marked 35 years since independence, highlighting ongoing political and economic adaptation amid geopolitical change.
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