Cadastral map in Kirants changed: Suren Tovmasyan refrains from  commenting on delimitation commission`s actions 

ArmInfo. Cadastral maps don't serve as the primary source for determining the borders of the Republic of Armenia, as stated by Suren Tovmasyan, the head of the  Cadastre Committee, at the final press conference on January 7, when  addressing concerns about potential issues with cadastral maps for  residents of Voskepar and Baghanis villages in the Tavush region  during the delimitation process.  According to Tovmasyan, he does not  have information about any potential changes in the Voskepar-  Baghanis section.

In response to the comment that the cadastral map in Kirants was  changed after the border delimitation process, Tovmasyan said that he  didn't have the authority to comment on the actions of the  delimitation commission. "But I am sure that the commission will  issue a statement once a decision is made. You have likely observed  the changes in areas where the delimitation work has been carried  out. I don't have the authority to comment on areas where no changes  have occurred, " the head of the Cadastre Committee of Armenia  concluded.

Recall that after the demarcation in the village of Kirants in the  Tavush region, 54 real estate objects (2 houses and land plots) owned  by 30 persons, a bridge, and a section of the interstate road to  Georgia had been transferred to the Azerbaijani side.