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Armenia and Russia Discuss Modernizing Air Traffic Management Messaging
A working group of specialists from the Russian State Air Traffic Management Corporation (ATM) and Armenia's Armaeronavigation met in Yerevan to discuss organizing interactions between communication centers with the transition to the AMHS messaging protocol.Increase in latent crimes and drug trafficking: Armenian Interior Minister summarizes nine-month results
Armenia has seen a rise in hidden crimes and drug trafficking during the first nine months of 2025, alongside an increase in the crime detection rate. This information was shared by Armenian Interior Minister Arpine Sargsyan.Yerevan Metro passenger traffic will increase by 25% with the opening of the new Ajapnyak station – mayor
Mayor Tigran Avinyan announced at a government meeting on Thursday that Yerevan Metro passenger traffic will increase by approximately 25% after the opening of the 11th station, Ajapnyak.Freight traffic in Armenia grew by 12.9% in January, passenger traffic declined by 20.8%
The total freight traffic in Armenia in January 2025 amounted to 1,117.6 thousand tons, increasing by 12.9% compared to January 2024, while the total passenger traffic amounted to 12,728.6 thousand with a 20.8% decline, according to the National Statistical Committee.Cargo traffic in Armenia decreased by 10.2 per cent in 11 months, while passenger traffic grew by 18.1 per cent
The total volume of cargo traffic in Armenia in January-November 2024 dropped by 10.2% compared to the same period of 2023 to over 15.2 million tons, while the total number of passenger traffic upped by 18% to over 204.2 million people, according to the National Statistics Committee.Thirty-five traffic accidents in Armenia in first days of new year - MIA
Over the four days of the New Year, 35 traffic accidents were recorded in Armenia, resulting in 56 people sustaining injuries of varying severity, according to the operational report from the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Armenia.Deputy Mayor: raising the price of parking on ‘red lines’ in Yerevan helped avoid ‘shameful situation’
Yerevan Vice-Mayor Suren Grigoryan defended today the Council of Elders’ decision to raise the price of parking on the capital city’s streets that came into effect in January 2024, alleging that’ if the price had not been raised, the city would have had a shameful situation’.Investigation into a fatal road accident involving a military vehicle is completed: five servicemen have been charged
Armenian Investigative Committee announced today the completion of the investigation into the road accident on 12 April 2024, which killed four servicemen and injured 18 others.Amount of fine for breach of traffic rules to be cut by 30% from April 5 in Armenia
A set of legislative amendments envisaging a cut in the size of a fine for traffic rules violations in case of its payment within 15 days will come into force in Armenia on April 5, the Armenian Interior Ministry said.Upper Lars road is closed again due to bad weather
The traffic along the Georgian Military Road connecting Georgia and Russia has been closed for trucks due to worsening weather conditions, Interfax news agency reported citing the press service of the Russian North Ossetia Emergencies Ministry on Tuesday.Traffic on Myasnikyan Avenue will be stopped for almost three days
The Yerevan Municipality announced today that the traffic on Myasnikyan Avenue from Nor-Nork administrative district to Kentron administrative district will be halted from 08:00 on March 8 to 23:00 on March 10 due to the re-laying of the iron pipeline of Nork canal crossing the avenue.Armenian National Assembly Committee approves bill on discounts to motorists for traffic violations
The Armenian Parliament's Committee on State and Legal Affairs approved today a draft law according to which motorists are granted bonuses if they choose the digital method of receiving penalty notices instead of paper ones.Prosecutor general: more than 90 lawsuits filed for seizure of property of illegal origin valued at more than 510 billion drams
More than 90 lawsuits have been filed within the process of seizing property of illegal origin, the value of which is estimated at more than 510 billion drams, Armenian Prosecutor General Anna Vardapetyan said on Wednesday.Passenger traffic at Armenian airports surges by 55% in 10 months of 2023
Over 2.3 million passengers arrived in Armenia by air in the first 10 months of 2023 and more than 2.3 million were flown from Armenia in the same time span, according to the Ministry of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure.Yerevan Municipality presses for raising paid parking prices
Yerevan’s Deputy Mayor Suren Grigoryan argued today that Municipality’s intention to triple the prices for paid parking on those parts of the city's streets, which are marked by red lines is not to seek additional revenues, but to regulate the traffic in the downtown.News 1 - 20 of 101
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