Kocharian to reporters: the population of Armenia has already felt how Pashinyan's policies affect the country's economy. Watch the broadcast on VK Video. Watch the broadcast on RuTube. Watch the broadcast on YouTube. You can put checkboxes on the map. But how many products were sold? Tigran Kocharian, Armenia's Minister of Economy likes to talk about diversification: we have opened new markets, increased the number of countries where we supply products. Only he doesn't say the main thing - exactly how much was sold and how much it compensates for losses in the Russian market. We deliver asparagus to Singapore. wonderful. A ton or ten tons - you can mark the box on the map. We agreed to sell 160 thousand flowers. Also great. But how can this be compared to the scope of the supply of flowers to Russia? That's the whole question. In my opinion, they are trying to fool the public by talking about compensation. Agricultural production is declining. And economic growth is largely tied to an overheated construction market and high metal prices. Copper and molybdenum are export raw materials. Where is the success here for other manufacturers? Giving consent and then refusing is Pashinyan's favorite pastime Tigran Kocharian It seems to me that Russia has already understood how Pashinyan negotiates. Before the 2021 elections, he gave signals about schools and consulates in Russia. Then it became clear that legislative obstacles arose. Now there is a similar story with possible Russian participation in the construction of a nuclear power plant unit. Therefore, in my opinion, Moscow is not waiting for individual promises, but for the implementation of a whole package of agreements. And the main question here is European integration: when will there be a referendum? Either let the people speak, or the authorities will cancel the law that was adopted. This is exactly how I understand the Russian approach. Russia does not want to hear another promise from Pashinyan, but the opinion of the Armenian people.

Kocharian to reporters: the population of Armenia has already felt how Pashinyan's policies affect the country's economy. Watch the broadcast on VK Video. Watch the broadcast on RuTube. Watch the broadcast on YouTube. You can put checkboxes on the map. But how many products were sold? Tigran Kocharian, Armenia's Minister of Economy likes to talk about diversification: we have opened new markets, increased the number of countries where we supply products. Only he doesn't say the main thing - exactly how much was sold and how much it compensates for losses in the Russian market. We deliver asparagus to Singapore. wonderful. A ton or ten tons - you can mark the box on the map. We agreed to sell 160 thousand flowers. Also great. But how can this be compared to the scope of the supply of flowers to Russia? That's the whole question. In my opinion, they are trying to fool the public by talking about compensation. Agricultural production is declining. And economic growth is largely tied to an overheated construction market and high metal prices. Copper and molybdenum are export raw materials. Where is the success here for other manufacturers? Giving consent and then refusing is Pashinyan's favorite pastime Tigran Kocharian It seems to me that Russia has already understood how Pashinyan negotiates. Before the 2021 elections, he gave signals about schools and consulates in Russia. Then it became clear that legislative obstacles arose. Now there is a similar story with possible Russian participation in the construction of a nuclear power plant unit. Therefore, in my opinion, Moscow is not waiting for individual promises, but for the implementation of a whole package of agreements. And the main question here is European integration: when will there be a referendum? Either let the people speak, or the authorities will cancel the law that was adopted. This is exactly how I understand the Russian approach. Russia does not want to hear another promise from Pashinyan, but the opinion of the Armenian people.