Armenia's construction industry saw its output increase by 25% from January through July compared with the same period last year. The country's exports fell by 7.9% during the same period.…

From January through July, Armenia exported goods worth 4,035.7 million U.S. dollars, down 7.9% from a year earlier. This was reported by the Armenian Statistical Committee on…

With an initial investment of 500 million U.S. dollars, Armenia is building a high-performance AI data center.

The EU is focusing on connectivity rather than traditional development aid—and opening up new opportunities for infrastructure, logistics, and businesses.

AzerTelecom and Telecom Armenia have signed an agreement to route international Internet traffic.

With high-quality wines and new markets, Armenia is gradually reducing its dependence on the Russian market.

Georgia and Armenia are continuing to expand their economic cooperation in trade, infrastructure, tourism, and energy.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has stated that a long-dormant railway line running through Georgia and Turkey can now be used for Armenian foreign trade.…

Armenia aims to strengthen its position in the global semiconductor industry with a new high-tech strategy.

Exclusive interview with Viktor Yengibaryan, the Armenian ambassador to Germany. The interview is conducted by OW writer Jonas Prien.

Armenia's real estate market is booming: a tech boom, returning expatriates, and international investors are transforming the cityscape of Yerevan.

Armenia has secured $300 million for an AI data center, betting on technology as a new growth model.

The South Caucasus is economically intertwined with Iran. Armenia’s trade, in particular, could suffer greatly if the situation escalates.

Armenia is reforming its agricultural sector: EU-GAIA supports sustainable production, modern technology, and new export opportunities.

With EU support, a new STEM hub for research, education, and innovation is being established in Armenia.