A large field of activity will open for the State Revenue Committee of Armenia, within the framework of the “Crossroads of Peace” project, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced Friday at the Committee.

“This field is related to the practical phase of the implementation of the TRIPP route project. We will enter the practical phase in 2026, but we will use this opportunity, as I said, to reach a completely new level of technical and content saturation at all our customs points.

This is a challenge for us. But on the other hand, it is a very great opportunity, because today, due to the agreements of August 8, 2025, we have accessibility to all modern technologies, and these technologies will help us to carry out our work with greater quality. Moreover, we expect developments not only on the Armenia-Azerbaijan border; we expect developments on the Armenia-Turkey border," the Armenian PM said.

Pashinyan added that new economic and logistical capabilities must be formed in Armenia in an organizational sense. And all this, according to the premier, opens up new opportunities for the diversification of the Armenian economy.