AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWar Accountability: Armenia’s Investigative Committee set the 2020 Artsakh war death toll at 3,833 (3,755 soldiers, 78 civilians) and said 191 people remain missing, after President Vahagn Khachaturian’s earlier higher figure was corrected. EU Trade Pivot: The EU granted Armenia a two-year trade liberalization package, suspending import duties on about 80% of Armenian exports to the bloc after Russia’s restrictions. EAEU Dispute: Yerevan formally complained to the EAEU over Russian import restrictions on Armenian goods, arguing they breach bloc rules. Tax Reform Support: An IMF mission met Armenia’s State Revenue Committee to improve tax administration and tackle undeclared employment. Foreign Policy & EU Integration: Opposition MPs renewed criticism over the EU visa-free timeline and the government’s EU/EAEU “choice” narrative, while officials continued talks with Latvia on EU partnership and regional connectivity. Courts & Church: The Catholicos Karekin II case was reassigned to Armavir Judge Serzh Rushanyan after jurisdiction disputes, as legal battles continue. Business & Mobility: Wizz Air will expand its Yerevan base to four aircraft and launch routes to Basel, Varna and Valencia. Regional Diplomacy: Armenia and Uzbekistan held foreign ministry consultations in Yerevan on expanding political, trade, transport, digital and tourism cooperation.
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