AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEAEU vs EU Tensions: Russian Deputy FM Mikhail Galuzin says it’s “unacceptable” for Armenia to pursue EU accession while keeping EAEU benefits, urging a near-term referendum and warning experts will assess consequences of suspending Armenia’s EAEU participation. TRIPP Transit Debate: Galuzin adds that the “Trump Route” would only work with Russian participation, citing Russian border-guard involvement and EAEU rules, while noting TRIPP prospects look “ambiguous.” Artsakh Housing Update: Armenia’s Social Ministry says 6,911 Artsakh families (about 28,400 people) have received housing program certificates, with changes also targeting divorced parents and data gaps. Phone IMEI Crackdown: Armenia plans IMEI code control for cell phones via amendments to the “On Electronic Communications” law, aiming to curb counterfeit devices, tax losses, and security risks. Banking & Markets: AMIO Bank launches an IPO of AMD 3bn in bonds (9.75% coupon, 2-year maturity); AraratBank starts dividend payouts of AMD 4bn. Trade & Energy: Armenia-Iraq annual trade is about $400m, with a draft transport agreement ready; U.S. Charge d’Affaires a.i. David Allen visited ContourGlobal’s Goris site to discuss energy security cooperation. Business Outlook: Luys Foundation flags faster growth in May (11.7%) but warns exports fell 11.5% in May and foreign trade remains volatile.
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