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ArmInfo. Armenia has decided to tackle the problem of fictitious debt write-offs. The National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia is discussing the draft  of the new Bankruptcy Code in its second reading at its regular  session on June 17.

ArmInfo.  Armenian authorities are exploring new opportunities to expand the export of domestic products to EU markets. During a plenary session on June 17, the RA NA discussed, in the first reading, amendments to the law "On  Food Safety" and a package of related documents proposed by the  government.

ArmInfo.In 2025, the "Zinap" National Military Insurance Fund recorded the largest positive surplus between its income and expenditures in the organization's history.  Karine Sargsyan, CEO of "Zinap," announced this during an annual press conference while presenting the fund's activity report  and financial results.

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ArmInfo.Legal entities and individuals in Armenia will soon be permitted to extract non-metallic mineral resources that are not included in the state balance sheet, provided the extraction occurs within their own land plots, involves no drilling or blasting, and follows procedures established by the government.

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ArmInfo. The German company Monolith has expressed interest in the Armenian market. RA Deputy Minister of Economy Arman Khojoyan met with Artur Steinhauer and Vladimir Martinovich, heads of a division of the German company Monolith North.

ArmInfo. The official opening of the Hospitality Investment Forum Yerevan 2026 (HIF) took place in Yerevan, bringing together over 1,000 participants from more than 28 countries.

ArmInfo. The Armenian delegation, led by Eduard Hakobyan, Chairman of the State Revenue Committee of the Republic of Armenia, is participating in the 30th  General Assembly of the Intra-European Organization of Tax  Administrations (IOTA) in Budapest. This was reported by the SRC  press service.

ArmInfo. Armenia has taken up the issue of changing the taxation of dividends received by shareholders of commercial banks. The National Assembly of the  Republic of Armenia is discussing amendments to the Tax Code and the  Law "On State Duty" at its June 17 session.

ArmInfo. At its plenary session on June 17, the National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia approved the government's report on the implementation of the 2025 state budget. 57 members voted in favor of approving the document.

ArmInfo.Armenia highly appreciates the support of the European Union (EU), but the country does not intend to redirect its exports from the Russian to the  European market. This was stated by Armenian Minister of Economy  Gevorg Papoyan, amid Russia's restrictions on a number of Armenian  goods and attempts to redirect exports to EU countries.

ArmInfo. The Armenian authorities want to create new incentives for law-abiding taxpayers. The National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia is discussing amendments to the Tax Code at its plenary session on June 17.

ArmInfo. Armenia will expand the mechanism for using electronic cash register receipts. The country's parliament is considering amendments to the RA Tax Code in the first reading at its June 17 session.

ArmInfo. The European Union is developing emergency trade assistance measures and autonomous trade measures to reduce tariffs on Armenian food and agricultural exports, the Financial Times reports.

ArmInfo. In Armenia, customs inspections will be similar to tax inspections. The National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia will discuss amendments to the law "On Customs Regulation" in its second reading at its plenary session on  June 17.

ArmInfo.The process of community consolidation will continue in Armenia. At its plenary session on June 17, the National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia  will discuss amendments to the law "On Administrative-Territorial  Division," submitted by the RA government for the second reading.

ArmInfo.Restrictions on Armenian agricultural product supplies are not politically motivated, but rather due to the lack of effective quality control among  producers. Sergei Dankvert, head of Rosselkhoznadzor, explained this  in an interview with Rossiyskaya Gazeta.

ArmInfo. The Central Bank of Armenia (CBA) has lowered its 2026 outlook, anticipating a more pronounced deceleration in GDP growth to 4.1–4.5% (compared to the previously projected 4.7–7.1% growth and the actual growth of 7.1% in 2025). Growth rates in 2027 are expected to shift marginally to 3.7–4.7% (down from the previously projected 5.3–5.7%).