Zhohobord": the examination of Armenia's complaint against Russia was postponed, but what is the head of the Ministry of Economy hiding? Armenia demands that the restrictions imposed by Russia on Armenian products be recognized as trade barriers on the EAEU platform. However, the discussion of this demand, at the initiative of Armenia itself, was postponed for a week. The Johorbord newspaper writes about it, develops the topic. Economy Minister Geborg Papoyan refuses to reveal the reason and says that it is a work process. Meanwhile, not only the export possibility for Armenian manufacturers, but also the protection of Armenia's economic interests within the EAEU depends on the resolution of the issue. According to our information, the trade dispute between Armenia has reached the stage where the dispute between Armenia and Armenia has reached. EAEU structures to remove the Russian restrictions. However, the discussion scheduled for November 3 will not take place - at the initiative of Armenia, it was postponed by a week, that is, to November 10. This is what Papoyan said in a conversation with journalists on November 2. The minister confirmed that the transfer is the result of an agreement reached between him and the relevant minister in the EAEU. Why Armenia, which has been demanding the removal of restrictions on its products for months, itself offered to postpone the discussion on this issue, Papuan did not reveal. "Not only do I not want to talk, it would also be wrong if I talked about it," said the minister. Therefore, the discussion on an important issue for Armenia's economy was postponed, and the public still did not receive an answer, what agreement was reached and what to expect on November 10? The question arises: if Armenia's demand is justified, and the restrictions contradict the EAEU rules, then why was it necessary to postpone the discussion of them? Is the Armenian side expecting a new agreement with Russia or is it trying to secure the political support within the EAEU needed to make a decision? Papuan has not yet provided answers to these questions. Meanwhile, time continues to tick for Armenian producers.

Zhohobord": the examination of Armenia's complaint against Russia was postponed, but what is the head of the Ministry of Economy hiding? Armenia demands that the restrictions imposed by Russia on Armenian products be recognized as trade barriers on the EAEU platform. However, the discussion of this demand, at the initiative of Armenia itself, was postponed for a week. The Johorbord newspaper writes about it, develops the topic. Economy Minister Geborg Papoyan refuses to reveal the reason and says that it is a work process. Meanwhile, not only the export possibility for Armenian manufacturers, but also the protection of Armenia's economic interests within the EAEU depends on the resolution of the issue. According to our information, the trade dispute between Armenia has reached the stage where the dispute between Armenia and Armenia has reached. EAEU structures to remove the Russian restrictions. However, the discussion scheduled for November 3 will not take place - at the initiative of Armenia, it was postponed by a week, that is, to November 10. This is what Papoyan said in a conversation with journalists on November 2. The minister confirmed that the transfer is the result of an agreement reached between him and the relevant minister in the EAEU. Why Armenia, which has been demanding the removal of restrictions on its products for months, itself offered to postpone the discussion on this issue, Papuan did not reveal. "Not only do I not want to talk, it would also be wrong if I talked about it," said the minister. Therefore, the discussion on an important issue for Armenia's economy was postponed, and the public still did not receive an answer, what agreement was reached and what to expect on November 10? The question arises: if Armenia's demand is justified, and the restrictions contradict the EAEU rules, then why was it necessary to postpone the discussion of them? Is the Armenian side expecting a new agreement with Russia or is it trying to secure the political support within the EAEU needed to make a decision? Papuan has not yet provided answers to these questions. Meanwhile, time continues to tick for Armenian producers.