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French President to Pay State Visit to Armenia
Armenian Deputy Prime Minister Tigran Khachatryan emphasized the importance of French President Emmanuel Macron's presence in Armenia during his state visit to the European Political Community Summit on May 4, as well as the following day, May 5.More Than Brokerage: How Wealth Management Culture Is Taking Shape in Armenia – An Interview with the Deputy CEO of Wilco Wealth Management
Armenia’s financial services market is entering a new stage of development, where not only asset volumes and client numbers matter, but also trust, a culture of long-term financial planning, and the country’s ability to attract and retain global capital.Armenian court suspends process to transfer Electric Networks of Armenia (ENA) to state ownership until May 25 – lawyer
The Armenian Administrative Court has suspended the government's efforts to initiate the process of transferring ENA CJSC to state ownership until May 25, Vardan Aloyan, a lawyer for Tashir Capital (ENA owner), told ARKA news agency on Tuesday.Armenia's export growth in February driven by more than threefold increase in mining exports – WB
In February, Armenia’s exports and imports rose 37.6 percent (yoy) and 26.9 percent (yoy), respectively, following contractions in January, according to World Bank's Armenia Monthly Economic Update – April 2026."Armenian Brandy" in Question: Jrbashyan Criticizes Approach to Aging Standards and Methods
Tigran Jrbashyan, the Director of Management Consulting at Ameria, has voiced his criticism regarding the Armenian authorities' stance on the standards for producing 'Armenian brandy' under its geographical indication.The ‘’Ajapnyak’’ metro station construction project in Yerevan is valued at nearly $300 million
The current economic value of the investment program for the construction of the new, 11th station of the Yerevan Metro, Ajapnyak, is 107.3 billion drams (approximately $287.4 million), announced Anetta Babayan, Advisor to the Mayor of Yerevan.IMF expects Armenia's GDP growth to slow to 5.3% in 2026 if trade disruptions due to Middle East war materialize
The IMF expects Armenia's real GDP growth to remain strong but slow to 5.3% in 2026 as domestic demand weakens and some of the trade disruptions caused by the Middle East war materialize, said Alexander Timan, head of the IMF mission to Armenia.News 1 - 20 of 54849
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