ArmInfo. One of the important components of Armenia's export strategy will be the establishment of industrial zones, which will serve as innovation and production centers, expanding the state's export capabilities.
Minister of Economy Gevorg Papoyan stated during the discussions of the analytical report on Armenia's export strategy for 2025-2030 and its resulting framework, prepared within the framework of the USAID's "Economic Foundations for a Resilient Armenia Activity" program.
He emphasized that in 2025-2030, the export strategy will be aimed at finding and using unique logistical opportunities, thereby helping exporters effectively overcome possible obstacles. "Developing an export strategy that prioritizes market diversification is of utmost importance to us. By reducing dependence and exploring new markets, we can reduce risks and ensure a more stable economic future," Papoyan emphasized.
According to the press service of the Ministry of Economy, the vision and strategic directions of Armenia's export strategy, main export goods, services, markets and other issues related to export activities were presented during the meeting.
The discussions were attended by USAID/Armenia Mission Director John Allelo, Deputy Minister of Economy of Armenia Narek Hovakimyan, representatives of the public and private sectors.
In December 2023, it became known that USAID was launching a new "Economic Foundations for a Resilient Armenia Activity" program in Armenia. The main goal of the program is to contribute to strengthening Armenia's economic resilience, increasing competitiveness and improving the country's economic governance through close public-private partnership (PPP). The budget of the program, which will be implemented by Cultivating New Frontiers for Agriculture (CNFA), is $24.5 million.
