Armenia and Jordan Discuss Energy Sector Cooperation and Experience Exchange
What happened
Armenian Deputy Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure, Narek Apitonyan, met with Dr. Sufian Al-Bataineh, director general of Jordan’s National Electric Power Company (NEPCO). The discussions focused on potential energy sector cooperation between the two countries. The sides exchanged views on the energy transition processes underway in Armenia and the efforts in Jordan toward a sustainable energy system. The participants expressed readiness to continue discussions on matters of mutual interest.
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Why it matters
The talks centered on how international partners could exchange experience regarding energy policy and transition processes. The discussions underscore the potential for future projects that could leverage both countries' energy sector developments.
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Armenia might see potential for future projects related to its energy transition policy.
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