Civilnet- The Armenian government has still not begun construction on its ‘dry port’ logistics project in the northwestern city of Gyumri, as talks with international investors stall.
- Striking employees agreed to return to work at the Zangezur Copper-Molybdenum Combine in exchange for increased wages and better working conditions. The company, Armenia’s largest, reported daily losses of about $1 million during the 11-day strike.
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- Armenia unlikely to build modular nuclear power plant, says former official: https://shorturl.at/pnNuQ
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