Most exporters from Armenia see certain risks in the export of goods in Russian rubles. The Minister of Economy, Vahan Kerobyan, said this Wednesday during the National Assembly debates on the bill on amendments to the Law on State Duty.

According to the minister, this issue is being worked out by the Central Banks of Armenia and Russia. Thus, the matter of concluding a ruble-dram "swap" is being decided. And owing to that, Armenian exporters—together with their Russian partners—will be able to set the prices of exported goods in Armenian drams.

"They will be able to sell their products in Russia—receiving Armenian drams for that," Kerobyan explained.

He added that after the start of military actions in Ukraine, the Ministry of Economy of Armenia began to work closely with Armenian exporters to find out the respective problems encountered.