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Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has said that Armenia will begin exporting goods to Azerbaijan soon.
Pashinyan made the announcement at a press briefing when asked by Armenpress whether Armenia could export any goods to Azerbaijan, given that trade has so far largely consisted of Azerbaijani exports to Armenia.
“There is an agenda regarding bilateral trade in goods with Azerbaijan, and in the near future there will also be exports from Armenia to Azerbaijan,” Prime Minister Pashinyan said, without specifying what goods would be involved.
In January 2026, Pashinyan said Armenia and Azerbaijan had exchanged lists of goods with potential for trade.
Azerbaijan has so far mainly exported gasoline and diesel fuel to Armenia.