Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has renewed his calls on Russia to sell its concession to operate Armenia’s railways. “We have great respect for the Russian Federation...
Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan stated that the Russian-controlled railways were jeopardizing integration into the international network and requested the transfer of the concession rights to a third country. He also made statements regarding the TRIPP project, EU membership, and withdrawal from the CSTO.
The Prime Minister of Armenia, Nichol Pashinian, called on Russia "to show flexibility" and to sell to another country the right to manage the South Caucasus Railway, which he announced at a parliamentary meeting on 24 August, and he also referred to membership in CSTO and the European Union.