ArmInfo. Armenia and Belarus demonstrate good economic dynamics. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated this at a meeting with his Belarusian counterpart Roman Golovchenko.
According to the Armenian prime minister, the role of the EAEU is currently growing, because, "unfortunately, the world is experiencing difficult economic times." "I should say that the mechanisms that we have in the EAEU are sometimes very helpful in these situations," he said, adding that any crisis opens up new opportunities.
In this context, Pashinyan states that in this year. Trade turnover between Yerevan and Minsk has doubled. "We have very good economic dynamics. I hope that as a result of our meetings and negotiations, we will be able to maintain it and we will have more common projects that will be competently organized and will benefit both countries," the prime minister said.
Roman Golovchenko, in turn, noted that foreign trade with Armenia is balanced. Both Belarusian exports to Armenia and deliveries from Armenia to Belarus are growing. "Investments are growing. It is also a two- way road. The number of registered enterprises with Belarusian capital in Armenia and Armenian capital in Belarus has increased. This is a very good reflection of the fact that we are actively and effectively working at different levels," said Golovchenko.
According to the statistical data of the Republic of Armenia, the trade turnover between the Republic of Armenia and the Republic of Belarus from January to August 2022 increased by 2.4 times - up to $106.7 million. Armenian exports reached $35.7 (2.6-fold increase), imports to the Republic of Armenia grew by 2.2-fold - up to $71 million
