Saturday, September 6 2025,
ArmInfo. In the industrial sector of Armenia, production volumes decreased by 9.8% per annum in January-July 2025 (against 15.7% growth a year ago), amounting to 1.5
trillion drams ($3.8 billion). But in July alone, the industrial
sector demonstrated growth of 7.4% - up to 244 billion drams ($635.3
million). This is evidenced by the data of the RA Statistical
Committee.
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Saturday, September 6 2025,
ArmInfo. When the discussion about Armenia's closer relations with the European Union intensified last year, Russian business began to be cautious about building trade ties with Armenia. This was stated by Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexei Overchuk in an interview with TASS.
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Saturday, September 6 2025,
ArmInfo. The construction of the Trump Road (TRIPP - Trump International Route of Peace and Prosperity) will contribute to the formation of a common transport framework for Eurasia. A similar opinion was voiced in an interview with TASS by Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexei Overchuk, answering the question of whether this route would affect Russia's interests.
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Saturday, September 6 2025,
ArmInfo. The TOP-5 countries in foreign trade with Armenia are Russia, China, the UAE, Iran and Germany, with a total volume for January-July 2025 of $7.4 billion (65% of the total turnover). Of these, four have reduced their volumes year-on-year: Russia by 52.1%, China by 12.5%, the UAE by 67.9%, Germany by 4.2%, despite the fact that a year ago the Russian Federation, the UAE and China demonstrated significant growth, while Germany was then in a more pronounced decline. At the same time, Iran managed to improve the annual dynamics, exiting a 2% decline by 6.3% growth. Judging by the data of the Statistical Committee of the Republic of Armenia, a significant drop in the volume of foreign trade between the Russian Federation and the UAE with Armenia is due to the elimination of the factor of re-export and re-import of diamonds and gold.
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Saturday, September 6 2025,
ArmInfo. Unblocking the South Caucasus is a puzzle consisting of a large number of pieces. This was stated in an interview with RIA Novosti by Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexei Overchuk on the sidelines of the 10th Eastern Economic Forum (EEF) in Vladivostok.
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Saturday, September 6 2025,
ArmInfo. Armenia and Japan discussed prospects for developing economic cooperation. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Economy, citing the results of the meeting of the Minister of Economy of Armenia Gevorg Papoyan with the Deputy Parliamentary Minister of Foreign Affairs of Japan Hisashi Matsumoto.
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Friday, September 5 2025,
ArmInfo.At a meeting with Armenian Finance Minister Vahe Hovhannisyan, Italian Ambassador to Armenia Alessandro Ferranti highly appreciated the country's efforts to create a favorable environment for foreign investment.
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Friday, September 5 2025,
ArmInfo. Many of those who wanted tickets for the Armenia-Portugal football match were unable to buy them, but that won’t stop us from cheering on our boys. After all, football is best enjoyed together—gathering with friends, watching the game in your favorite spot, and supporting our team with all your energy.
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Friday, September 5 2025,
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Friday, September 5 2025,
ArmInfo. It is difficult to classify what is happening in the non-cash payments market of Armenia. Apparently, the system has encountered what is commonly called a complete lack of professionalism and an unprecedented indifferent attitude to what is happening on the part of the Central Bank, the management of the Armenian Card National Payment System itself and other government agencies for the country's financial market. In the last few months, the system has been constantly shaking, payments are not going through, serious failures are occurring, and the public is becoming a victim of all this confusion.
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Friday, September 5 2025,
ArmInfo. In Armenia's foreign trade, transactions with precious metals and stones have been declining since 2025, amounting to 24% ($2.7 billion) in total volume over 7 months against 59.4% ($11.7 billion) a year ago. This category of goods played a decisive role in the deterioration of the annual dynamics of the country's foreign trade turnover, which fell from a significant 95% growth to a significant 42% decline. Thus, according to the Statistical Committee of the Republic of Armenia, in January-July 2025, the share of imports and exports of precious metals and stones in total trade fell to 18.1% and 33.2%, respectively, while in the same period last year it was 52% and 69%. In terms of volume, during the reporting period, these products were imported for $1.3 billion and exported for $1.5 billion: over the year, their imports fell by 77.5%, and exports - by 75.7%.
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Friday, September 5 2025,
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Friday, September 5 2025,
ArmInfo. Team Telecom Armenia, in cooperation with imID, presents a new opportunity, thanks to which customer service becomes even faster and more convenient.
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Friday, September 5 2025,
ArmInfo. In Armenia, economic activity growth in January-July 2025 slowed down to 7.1% per annum (from 9.6% in the same period of 2024). Moreover, the industrial sector, which was one of the growth drivers a year earlier, is weakening the pace of economic growth with the current decline. According to the final data of the RA Statistical Committee, this is accompanied by a reversal in the dynamics of foreign trade from significant growth to a significant decline. According to statistics, the slowdown in economic activity growth in January-July 2025 was largely due to the deterioration in the annual dynamics of the industrial sector from 15.7% growth to 9.8% decline and a strong slowdown in the growth of the trade sector from 21.4% to 4.2%. A noticeable increase in growth is noted in the energy complex - from 2.8% to 5.6%. At the same time, the service sector managed to accelerate in annual growth from 4.5% to 10.6%, which was also noted at a more pronounced pace in the construction sector - from 16.1% to 20.2%. There is no data on the agricultural sector, since the Statistical Committee indicates them only in quarterly and annual reports.
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