Friday, June 5 2026,
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Friday, June 5 2026,
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Friday, June 5 2026,
ArmInfo. Cybersecurity is a shared responsibility today, and countering modern threats requires close cooperation between the government, the private sector, and the professional community. This was stated by Gevorg Mantashyan, Deputy Minister of High-Tech Industry of Armenia, during a panel discussion entitled "Cybersecurity as a National Priority," held as part of the two-day RISE Powered by Silicon Mountains 2026 exhibition and forum. |
Friday, June 5 2026,
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Thursday, June 4 2026,
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Thursday, June 4 2026,
ArmInfo. The Armenian branch of the U.S.-based Microchip Technology has received an export license from the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) of the U.S. Department of Commerce. This authorization grants the local office access to a range of advanced semiconductor design technologies and equipment. |
Thursday, June 4 2026,
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Thursday, June 4 2026,
ArmInfo.Solis CJSC, a holding company managed by Amber Capital and combining a portfolio of solar power plants, is launching the public placement of nominal coupon-paying USD bonds with total face value of USD 2 million (total quantity – 20,000 bonds). The bond placement arranger is Ameriabank. |
Thursday, June 4 2026,
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Thursday, June 4 2026,
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Thursday, June 4 2026,
ArmInfo. 7.1 billion drams will be allocated for the major repairs of 12 road sections, the procurement of technical and author supervision services, and the reparation of design and estimate documentation for one transport facility. The RA government approved the draft document at its meeting on June 4. |
Thursday, June 4 2026,
ArmInfo. To diversify the economy, Armenia may expand its gas barter agreement with Iran. This was stated by Narek Karapetyan, a member of the Strong Armenia party council, on Public Television, when asked how his political party views the restrictions imposed by Russia ahead of the parliamentary elections in Armenia on June 7, 2026. |
Thursday, June 4 2026,
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Thursday, June 4 2026,
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Thursday, June 4 2026,
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Thursday, June 4 2026,
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Thursday, June 4 2026,
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Thursday, June 4 2026,
ArmInfo. The U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) Board of Directors today approved $2.5 billion in new strategic investments aimed at strengthening U.S. supply chains, expanding U.S. energy exports, supporting regional peace and stability, and bolstering economic cooperation, including an investment in a new Indo-Pacific investment platform representing DFC's single largest project investment. These deals reflect DFC's continued use of private capital as a core instrument of American economic statecraft, deploying debt, equity, and political risk insurance across the capital stack and investment structures to advance U.S. strategic?objectives. |
Thursday, June 4 2026,
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