AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPeace and Transit: Nikol Pashinyan and Ilham Aliyev met in Dublin to discuss border demarcation, trade, transport links and cross-border water cooperation. They welcomed progress on TRIPP, including plans for rail and road links; Armenia and the US also reviewed the project at a bilateral working-group meeting. Foreign Policy: Armenia was stripped of its voting rights in the Russia-led CSTO over unpaid membership dues, while Yerevan declined to sign a European security charter condemning Russian hybrid campaigns. European leaders separately reaffirmed support for Armenia’s sovereignty and resilience. Prison Death: The death in custody of opposition figure Arsen Gevorgyan has prompted calls for an investigation, as monitors say they were denied access to his medical records and critics question whether he received adequate care. Economy: Armenia’s service sector grew 13% in January–September, reaching 3.4 trillion drams, led by transport, accommodation and communications. The government is also preparing to extend its wheat export ban for six months to protect food security.
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