Legal
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Who Can Conduct Duty-Free Trade in Customs Zones: New Regulations
In its November 7 session, the Armenian government approved a new order for issuing permits for trade activities in customs control zones. The new regulation establishes requirements for businesses involved in duty-free trade. According to the amendment, commercial activities in…
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Armenia’s Involvement in Peaceful Resolution of International Disputes
Armenian government has approved the ratification of the Hague “Convention on the Peaceful Settlement of International Disputes,” which serves as a foundation for the Permanent Court of Arbitration. The Constitutional Court’s decision on compliance with the Armenian Constitution is required…
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Revised Age Limits for Youth: Law Amendment
The government has approved a new legislative initiative that defines the age group of 13-35 as “youth.” This amendment allows for broader inclusion in state support programs, aiming to enhance both social and professional skills. According to Minister of Education,…
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Yeghishe Kirakosyan Clarifies Armenia’s Delay in Filing ICC Complaint
Armenia’s representative for international legal matters, Yeghishe Kirakosyan, clarified Armenia’s delay in filing a case with the International Criminal Court (ICC). He noted that the Armenian government is currently implementing internal processes following the ratification of the Rome Statute in…
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U.S.-Armenia Partnership Strengthens Border Security Capabilities
According to Azat TV the U.S. Embassy in Yerevan continues to demonstrate its commitment to enhancing Armenia’s border security through a new specialized training program. This morning, U.S. Deputy Chief of Mission David Allen inaugurated a five-day intensive course for…
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SRC has uncovered cases of drug sales through social networks
The State Revenue Committee (SRC) of Armenia has uncovered cases of drug sales through social networks. Video available.