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Advocates are pushing for regional integration of the South Caucasus as a shared space, with talks focusing on simplified EU market access for products.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Jul 2
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Advocates are pushing for regional integration of the South Caucasus as a shared space, with talks focusing on simplified EU market access for products.

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  1. A proposal for an electric cable to Armenia is being considered to strengthen peace in the South Caucasus region.Sub-event
  2. Armenia is diversifying trade ties and has been recognized by the European Commission as a key energy supplier.Sub-event
  3. European Commission and EIB support connectivity initiatives and road routes connecting Armenia and Azerbaijan.Sub-event
  4. Armenia is discussing its integration into the TRIPP infrastructure project.Sub-event
  5. South Caucasus and Armenia advocate for regional integration and simplified EU market access.1 source
  6. Russia imposed import restrictions on Armenian goods amid ongoing regional integration talks.1 source

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