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If the restrictions continue a little longer, then we will no longer need the Russian market - Papoyan The Minister of Economy of the Republic of Armenia Geborg Papoyan, at a joint meeting of the standing committees of the National Assembly for economic affairs and financial-credit-budgetary issues, also raised the issue of the quality of fish exported from Armenia during the preliminary discussion of the state budget for 2027. According to him, the best idea of ​​quality comes from exporting. "We thought our fish was bad and could only be sold in Russia, but it turned out to be very good, it can be sold in the United Arab Emirates and the European Union. If these restrictions remain a little longer (we are talking about Russian restrictions - editor's note), then we will not need the Russian market in terms of fish exports," said Papoyan.

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If the restrictions continue a little longer, then we will no longer need the Russian market - Papoyan The Minister of Economy of the Republic of Armenia Geborg Papoyan, at a joint meeting of the standing committees of the National Assembly for economic affairs and financial-credit-budgetary issues, also raised the issue of the quality of fish exported from Armenia during the preliminary discussion of the state budget for 2027. According to him, the best idea of ​​quality comes from exporting. "We thought our fish was bad and could only be sold in Russia, but it turned out to be very good, it can be sold in the United Arab Emirates and the European Union. If these restrictions remain a little longer (we are talking about Russian restrictions - editor's note), then we will not need the Russian market in terms of fish exports," said Papoyan.

If the restrictions continue a little longer, then we will no longer need the Russian market - Papoyan The Minister of Economy of the Republic of Armenia Geborg Papoyan, at a joint meeting of the standing committees of the National Assembly for economic affairs and financial-credit-budgetary issues, also raised the issue of the quality of fish exported from Armenia during the preliminary discussion of the state budget for 2027. According to him, the best idea of ​​quality comes from exporting. "We thought our fish was bad and could only be sold in Russia, but it turned out to be very good, it can be sold in the United Arab Emirates and the European Union. If these restrictions remain a little longer (we are talking about Russian restrictions - editor's note), then we will not need the Russian market in terms of fish exports," said Papoyan.

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