Under the submitted request, the gas tariff for consumers using up to 10 thousand cubic meters of gas a month will be set to 139 AMD for each cubic meter, including VAT.
“We hear many opinions, that if this is a budget airline, then low-quality service supposes security issues as well, but it’s not so.”
“After sanctions against Iran have been lifted, by launching cooperation, I consider, the sides will discuss their possibilities for wider cooperation, with the possibility of transition of Iranian gas to Europe. However, at the initial stage supply of gas to Armenia with small volume may be expected.”
“Gazprom Armenia” intends to submit a request to the Public Services Regulatory Commission of Armenia on revising the tariffs of natural gas for consumers.
“Turkish incumbent authorities don’t intend to interfere with NK conflict,” Cengiz Aktar, Turkish political analyst, publicist, told 168.am, reflecting to Turkey’s possible interference with NK conflict settlement. These days RF FM Sergey Lavrov stated that Turkey may play a positive role regarding prevention of blockade in Karabakh conflict.
“Expectations are natural to lay ground for supplying gas to transit Georgia to Armenia and through Armenia, regarding both gas against electricity and direct gas supply to Armenia. If that program succeeds, it’ll mean acquisition of historical importance for our region, which will split Armenia’s energy-transportation blockade.”
“Iodine in our salt is of proper quantity: salt is iodized artificially, as naturally it doesn’t contain iodine. Armenian standard requires 40±15 grams per ton. That content complies with the standard. Monitoring has been implemented by UNICEF, and they came to the conclusion that due to salt iodization Armenia is free of illnesses of iodine deficiency,” he said.
“Azerbaijan attempts to neutralize the process of recognition of Artsakh from the West,” Russian political analyst Stanislav Tarasov told 168.am, reflecting to OSCE MG Co-Chairs’ regional visit.
“Currently it’s the most important component of Armenia-EU relations, on account of existence of the EEU, as well as Armenia-EU cooperation levels in this field, i.e. there is a contrast, the EU is number one investor in Armenia, however, it turned out that the EU and Armenia should adapt their relations in this field with EEU regulations.”
We call on all Armenians to engage in pioneering and long-term investment to restore the social, economic, cultural and technological strengths of the nation, with Armenia at its core.
