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Artsakh War Negatively Impacts Pace of Road Construction in Armenia, Says Ministry
The 2020 Artsakh war has affected the pace of road construction in Armenia, which has caused the deadline for repair works of a number of road sections to be extended and postponed to 2021.
The Ministry of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure (MTAI) stated this in response to a written inquiry from Hetq.
From September 27 to November 9, no new procurement procedures were initiated for road construction projects, but at the same time the renovation and repair of 416 km of public state highways envisaged by the 2020 state budget were continued.
17 Dec 2020 in 18:35 Eurasianet
Following Ankara’s strong backing of Azerbaijan in the recent war, Yerevan is banning many Turkish goods, Eurasianet writes in the article
Armenia prepares to ban Turkish imports. Outside the Mavi clothing store in Yerevan, a giant sign reads: “70 percent liquidation!” Stocks are running low, an employee told Eurasianet, as the store gets ready to close its doors. On December 31, a ban on Turkish imported goods goes into effect in Armenia. And that includes the Mavi shop, an outpost of the global Turkish fast-fashion chain.
The Armenian government announced the ban in late October following Turkey’s heavy backing of Azerbaijan in the recent 44-day war. The move was motivated by “the open and evident promotion and support by Turkey of Azeri aggression” and aims to “put an end to the financial proceeds and fiscal revenues of a country with clear hostile attitude,” the government said in its official notice announcing the embargo.
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