AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTerritory Tensions: Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan doubled down on Karki (Tigranashen), saying it is not within Armenia’s internationally recognized 29,743 sq km and warning that opponents who promise to block any transfer are “provoking war.” Energy & Economy: Pashinyan said gas is “not cheap” in Armenia due to the biggest markup from border to consumer, while Armenia will diversify supplies if prices rise. Opposition vs Russia: Strong Armenia leader Samvel Karapetyan warned that if Russia withdraws its 102nd base, “Turks will come,” arguing the base must stay. Diplomacy: Armenia’s FM Ararat Mirzoyan met Pakistan’s first ambassador to Yerevan, focusing on building a bilateral agenda and regional developments. Sports & Culture: Armenia will fund a unified sports management information system; Yerevan Brandy and TUMO signed an MoU to support creative education. Tech & Future: Pashinyan outlined plans to operationalize at least three satellites by 2031. Public Life: Armenia’s PM also urged closing the “second-hand goods” chapter, saying the diaspora should be an influence without becoming one.
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