Developments Will Occur Not Only on the Armenia-Azerbaijan Border but Also on the Armenia-Turkey Border: Pashinyan

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has discussed the work of the State Revenue Committee within the framework of the "Peace Crossroad" project, emphasizing the vast opportunities opening up as a result. "This is related to the practical phase of the implementation of the TRIPP route project. We will enter the practical phase in 2026, but we will use this opportunity, as I have mentioned, to achieve a completely new level of technical and substantive completeness at all our customs points. This poses a challenge for us, but on the other hand, it also presents a great opportunity because, as a result of the agreements of August 8, 2025, we now have access to all modern technologies, which will assist us in performing our work with higher quality," stated the Prime Minister.

Pashinyan noted that new economic logistical capabilities must be established in an organizational sense in Armenia. According to him, all this opens up new opportunities for the diversification of our economy. Summarizing his speech, the Prime Minister emphasized, "I consider the substantive part of the concept to be very important because we need to give more and more importance to concepts. Anything can happen qualitatively only if it is based on some text, a substantive content that serves as a guideline for everyone, and this text is public, and everyone knows what is being done, for what purpose, what the causal relationships are. In this regard, I consider it significant that we have reached this point where we discuss these topics almost daily.

We must ultimately recognize that there is no family in the Republic of Armenia that spends more money on its needs than the Republic of Armenia's state budget. The state budget is the number one source of prosperity for any family in the Republic of Armenia, and my conviction, which is becoming increasingly substantiated, is that the welfare of every family and person in the Republic of Armenia does not primarily depend on how much they spend to ensure their own welfare, but rather on how much state and community budgets spend to ensure their welfare," said Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.