AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCOP17 in Yerevan: The UN biodiversity summit opened Monday under Armenia’s presidency, with Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan calling for practical results. The leaders’ summit adopted the Yerevan Declaration, as global assessments warn most nature targets remain off track. Peace & Regional Ties: Pashinyan has set 2031 as the goal for signing and ratifying a peace deal with Azerbaijan; he says no agreement has been reached on exchanging enclaves. Armenia and visiting Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov signed a 2027–29 cooperation roadmap and agreements on travel, education and science. Economy & Energy: The government is moving to bring all shares of the Electric Networks of Armenia under public interest acquisition, with nationalization targeted by October 2027. Officials also plan a centralized geological service and digital permit system by the end of 2027, as debate over mining’s environmental costs continues.
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