The Pashinyans Want to Eat Russian Fish and Listen to European Music
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The Pashinyans want to eat Russian fish and listen to European music
The Pashinyans want to eat Russian fish and listen to European music. Armenia, which has taken a course towards the West, is trying to retain its place in the Eurasian Economic Union, which provides benefits for gas.Armenian Ambassador to the United...
“Armenia will continue to diversify its supply sources and search for alternative routes against the backdrop of a possible increase in the price of Russian gas,” Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said in an interview with journalists. The head of government stressed that Yerevan will seek alternative options for large-scale gas supplies, regardless of Moscow’s pricing policy: “The more such suppliers there are, the more […]
Pashinyan Says Armenia Will Seek New Gas Suppliers, Transit Routes to Reduce Dependence on Russia
Armenia will seek additional sources of natural gas and explore new transit routes as part of a broader push to reduce its dependence on individual markets, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said Thursday. Speaking to reporters after a government meeting, Pashinyan said diversification would be pursued across every sector of the economy, regardless of changes in energy prices. “There is no sector in which we are not going to pursue diversification,…
The president of Armania has said that "Armenian consumers are unhappy about this fact, since cheap gas arrives in the country, but they receive it at high prices.
The Armenian authorities will seek an alternative to Russian gas, regardless of whether it is expensive or not, as announced in the briefing of the Prime Republic, by NEWS.am and Sputnik Armenia.
Armenia intends to reduce dependence on a single gas supplier and seek new sources of fuel, Prime Minister Nichol Pashhinian stated, and is in fact taking the course of diversification that the EU has been pursuing in recent years, which has consistently abandoned Russian energy resources.
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