Iran-Armenia railway construction department closed

Sadraddin Ismayilov
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Baku. 12 January. REPORT.AZ/ Iran-Armenia railway construction department has been closed.

Report informs, referring to “News.am”, Armenian government has made a decision on January 12.

According to information, Iran-Armenia railway construction closed due to the delay in investment.

13 employees of closed department under the Armenian Ministry of Transport will be dismissed. 

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