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Armenia seeks alternative markets after Russian embargo impacts exports

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What happened

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Armenia is a landlocked state with a total area of 29,743 km², making it slightly smaller than Belgium. Exporters in Armenia are currently searching for alternative markets after Russia imposed an embargo at the end of May this year.

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Why it matters

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As a landlocked country, Armenia relies on neighbors like Georgia and Iran for trade transit. The search for new markets due to the Russian embargo could affect the transit revenue of Georgia and increase competitive pressure on regional trade routes.

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Who's involved

  • ArmeniaThe landlocked state whose exporters are seeking new markets.
  • GeorgiaA country that maintains deep structural ties with Armenia through trade and transit.
  • TurkeyA country whose regional transit routes face competitive pressure.
  • AzerbaijanA country whose regional transit routes face competitive pressure.
  • Iran AirA country whose transit volume might be affected by Armenia's trade shifts.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • GeorgiaSpeculative

    Georgia might see its transit revenue affected by Armenia's search for alternative markets.

  • Iran AirSpeculative

    Iran might see its transit volume affected by Armenia's shift in trade routes.

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