Pashinyan: Türkiye to change procedure for goods exports to Armenia
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- 12 May, 2026
- 16:42
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Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has said Türkiye will change the rules for documenting exports of goods to Armenia.
Report informs via Armenian media, that according to him, it was previously impossible to officially document Turkish goods as being shipped directly to Armenia. Therefore, they were sent to third countries and then delivered to Armenia.
"There are many Turkish-made goods in Armenia, and there was an additional process: these goods were taken to another country and then supplied to Armenia," Pashinyan said.
The prime minister noted that Türkiye will now allow Armenia to be indicated in documents as the country of direct delivery.
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