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The Armenian government has released a statement in response to the July 22 ruling of the SCC Arbitration Institute.
“Regarding the decision EA 2025/121 of SCC Arbitration Institute dated 22.07.2025, we inform that the scope of the issues (dispute) examined in the emergency proceedings is different from the objectives of appointing a provisional administrator and the scope of actions to be carried out by him,” the government said in a press release.
"Specifically, the objective pursued by the appointment of the provisional administrator is, among other things, prevention of risks of deliberately-induced energy crisis, maintenance of public order, elimination of possible risks to state security, ruling out concealed abuses taking place at ENA and prevention of future abuses. While respecting the enforcement measures applied by foreign arbitration decisions, at the same time, everyone is obligated to also comply with the legislation of the Republic of Armenia and international agreements, which define the procedures and processes for the recognition and enforcement of arbitration awards.”