AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRegional Ties: Armenia and Iran agreed to expand cooperation, forming eight working committees and discussing border infrastructure, road construction, energy and trade. TRIPP: Armenia, the United States and Azerbaijan established technical groups to plan transport and electricity links under the regional connectivity initiative. Moscow–Yerevan: A CSTO summit puts Armenia’s strained ties with Russia in focus; Yerevan has frozen its participation, and Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan says its interest in the bloc has run its course. Constitutional Dispute: Opposition parties are campaigning against proposed constitutional changes, warning that a referendum could deepen political divisions and be seen as bowing to pressure from Baku. Artsakh Displacement: About 25,000 displaced Armenians have bought homes or begun building through state assistance, as available resale housing dwindles. Education: PISA results show only 19% of Armenian 15-year-olds reached minimum reading proficiency, raising concerns about students’ skills and the country’s future workforce.
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