AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoRegional Diplomacy: Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan met Turkmen President Serdar Berdimuhamedov in Turkmenbashi, where he is attending a CIS summit and expects contacts with the leaders of Russia and Azerbaijan. Pashinyan says Armenia and Azerbaijan can work together to establish the fate of people missing from decades of conflict. Peace and Connectivity: Armenian and Azerbaijani officials held technical talks in Goris on power lines planned under the TRIPP project. Pashinyan also plans to discuss restoring rail links to Türkiye and Nakhchivan. Detainees: French MEP Marina Mesure says she secured a reference to Armenian prisoners in a European Parliament resolution on political prisoners in Azerbaijan. Armenian lawmaker Lilit Galstyan has urged an OSCE visit to detainees in Baku. Energy: Rosatom says Armenia’s nuclear plant can operate safely through 2031 and has agreed on upgrades aimed at extending operations to 2036. It has also proposed a new reactor of at least one gigawatt. Domestic Politics: Armenia’s parliament approved a commission to investigate the Armenian Apostolic Church, a move opposition groups say crosses constitutional boundaries; they plan to boycott the inquiry. Opposition activist Artur Danielyan was also remanded in custody over social media posts.
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