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Artsakh Accuses Baku of Fear Mongering, Slandering Russian Peacekeepers

Garnik Tadevosian
by Asbarez Staff

 

 March 8, 2022

 

in Armenia, Artsakh, Featured Story, Latest, News, Top Stories

The Khramort village in Artsakh’s Askeran region

Artsakh’s Human Rights Defender Gegham Stepanyan said on Tuesday that Azerbaijan’s military information sources have been disseminating false information in an effort to instill fear in Armenians of Artsakh, and at the same time slandering the Russian peacekeeping contingent stationed there.

Stepanyan said by accusing Armenians of provoking military attacks, Azerbaijan wants to justify its “criminal encroachments on the civilian population, and at the same time, prepare the ground for subsequent actions and provocations.”

On Sunday, the Azerbaijani forces fired at the Khramort village in Artsakh’s Askeran region using various caliber weapons. At around 5 p.m. local time Monday, a grenade launcher was used to attack the same area, the projectiles from which exploded near the village cemetery. No civilian casualties were reported.

“In parallel with the described operations, the Azerbaijani propaganda machine is engaged in slander and the discrediting of the Russian peacekeeping forces, especially the command staff, which ensure the security of the civilian population in Artsakh,” Stepanyan said.

He added that Azerbaijan’s “criminal actions against the physical and psychological integrity of the people of Artsakh are systemic and deliberated, organized with the knowledge of the Azerbaijani authorities and by their order.”

“All the registered cases, once again, prove the direct and indisputable intention Azerbaijan to disrupt the normal life of the peaceful population of the Artsakh Republic and to ethnically cleanse Artsakh,” Stepanyan concluded.

All this happening as Azerbaijan’s defense ministry continues to publicize false information accusing Armenia’s Armed Forces of provoking military attacks.

On Tuesday, one day after an Armenian soldier was killed by Azerbaijani shelling, official Baku accused Armenia’s forces of violating the ceasefire—a claim vehemently denied by Yerevan.

Armenia Consumer Goods Market Estimated to Record Highest CAGR by 2026

Garnik Tadevosian
March 2 2022

The demand for consumer goods in Armenia is expected to increase due to upsurge in consumer spending, owing to growth in disposable income and purchasing power

POTLAND, 5933 NE WIN SIVERS DRIVE, #205, OR 97220, UNITED STATE, March 2, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ — According to a new report published by Allied Market Research, titled, “Armenia Consumer Goods Market by Product Type and Distribution Channel: Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast, 2019-2026”, the Armenia consumer goods market size was valued at $1,734.5 million in 2018 and is projected to reach $ 2,519 million by 2026, growing at a CAGR of 4.7% from 2019 to 2026. The food & beverages segment was the highest contributor in the FMCG market and kitchen appliances segment was the highest contributor in the consumer goods market share in 2018.

The key players in the Armenia consumer goods industry include Procter & Gamble Company, The Coca-Cola Company, PepsiCo, Inc., Nestlé S.A., Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., LG Electronics Inc., Haier Group Corporation, Panasonic Corporation, Electrolux AB, and Koninklijke Philips N.V.

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There has been a considerable rise in demand for personal care products manufactured using natural ingredients. On the other hand, Armenia has abundant availability of raw materials required to manufacture these products. The country also launched its natural skincare brand “Nairian” in the recent past and products are also exported. This aspect has enabled to attract a consumer for natural skincare and personal care products in the Armenia consumer goods market. In addition, continuous innovation by some key players in the consumer goods market facilitates variety in their product offerings, which cater to the requirements of their target customers. The launch of affordable products with high efficiency enables to garner considerable attention of the consumers. These factors are likely to drive the market during the Armenia consumer goods market forecast.

“The demand for consumer goods in Armenia is expected to increase due to upsurge in consumer spending, owing to growth in disposable income and purchasing power. In addition, FMCG goods are highly perishable and consumed almost regularly. Hence, the demand and consumption of these products is positive. However, robust monopolies in the Armenia consumer goods market leads to market distortions, market power abuse, persistent market entry barriers, and absence of economic competition for goods and services.”

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Furthermore, the growth in internet penetration in the country has facilitated the development of e-commerce platform. Nearly two-third of the population in Armenia has access to internet. Manufacturers utilize this channel to create consumer awareness regarding their consumer product offerings and their consequent benefits to sustain the competition in the Armenia consumer goods market. Multiple supermarkets & hypermarkets have developed their websites to sell their products online which is highly referred by consumers due to time refrains. These factors have fueled the growth in the Armenia consumer goods market share.

According to Armenia consumer goods Market analysis, the consumer goods is segmented based on product type and distribution channel. Based on product type, the market is classified into fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) and consumer durables. FMCG products are further bifurcated into food & beverages, personal care, health care and home care. Consumer durable products are further categorized into refrigerator, air conditioner and heater, entertainment and information appliances, washing machine, kitchen appliances, cleaning appliances and others.

Key findings of the study:
Based on FMCG product, the food & beverages segment accounts for the largest share in the consumer goods market in 2019, however the health care segment is expected to grow at the fastest CAGR of 7.1% during the forecast period.
Based on consumer durable product, the kitchen appliances segment accounts for the largest share in the Armenia consumer goods market in 2019, at the CAGR of 8.7% during the forecast period.
Based on distribution channel, the supermarkets & hypermarkets segment accounts for the larger market share in 2019, while the e-commerce segment is expected to experience growth at the fastest CAGR of 7.2% during the forecast period.

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After success in Ukraine, Russia’s target will be Kars and Ardahan, says Turkey party leader

Garnik Tadevosian
 NEWS.am 
Armenia – March 2 2022

After success in Ukraine, Russia’s target will be Kars and Ardahan, says Turkey party leader
16:09, 02.03.2022

The leader of the nationalist Great Unity Party (BBP), a partner of Turkey’s ruling coalition, has called on the Turkish authorities to fight against Russia.

Reflecting on the current Russian-Ukrainian conflict, BBP chairman Mustafa Destici stated that Turkey should support Ukraine the most, Yeni Akit reported.

“If Russia is not stopped today and if it succeeds in Ukraine, then Russia’s next target is the Turkish states—Kars and Ardahan [Provinces]. If you see Russia on our borders later, do not be surprised,” said the Turkish party leader.

Vahagn Khachaturyan assures he will really be the president of all citizens of Armenia if elected

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YEREVAN, MARCH 2, ARMENPRESS. Candidate for President of Armenia Vahagn Khachaturyan assures that if elected, he will be the President of all citizens of Armenia.

During the parliamentary debate over his candidacy, Arsen Torosyan from the Civil Contract faction said that a fake agenda has been generated. “Eventually, are you going to be only our president, or the president of all citizens of Armenia?”, he asked.

In response, Vahagn Khachaturyan said: “I am convinced that you do not want me to be only your president. Be convinced also that I don’t want me to be only your president. I ought to be the President of all citizens of Armenia by the Constitution. The President of Armenia is also an institute of solving national issues, and I am going to be like that, play that role. There is no obstacle for me in acting that role. Moreover, maybe you have chosen my candidacy taking into account this fact, I assume so. In any case, you have seen in me the person who can play that role. And for our separated public today, which is in a difficult socio-economic situation, it’s very important for the presidential institute, that is uniting, to work”.

He added that when that institute works, it will be revealed what major works he has to do. However, he noted that this institute cannot solve that problems alone if there is no cooperation with the parliament, the government, the society, political forces and NGOs. “I just believe and know that we can work only in this way”, he said.

Arsen Torosyan expressed confidence that Khachaturyan will really be the president of all citizens of Armenia, for which they have nominated his candidacy.

Over 130 COVID-19 cases confirmed in Armenia

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YEREVAN, FEBRUARY 28, ARMENPRESS. 139 new cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in Armenia in the last 24 hours, bringing the cumulative total number of confirmed cases to 419,832, the Ministry of Healthcare reported.

12 people died from COVID-19 complications, bringing the total death toll to 8461.

2804 tests were conducted on February 27.

837 people recovered (total 401,677).

As of February 28, the number of active cases stands at 8088.

FlyOne Armenia launches direct flights between Yerevan and Moscow

Garnik Tadevosian
Public Radio of Armenia
March 1 2022
March 1, 2022, 17:10

 

On March 1st, FlyOne Armenia launched direct flights on Yerevan-Moscow-Yerevan route. The flights will be operated from Zvartnots International Airport to Vnukovo International airport twice a week, on Monday and Friday with a convenient schedule at an affordable price for everyone.

The launch of regular direct flights took place at the Yerevan Zvartnots International Airport. Head of the Advisory Board of FlyOne Armenia Aram Ananyan cut the symbolic ribbon and stressed: “Today we mark the launch of regular flights to Moscow. This occasion is essential for us, and the company is planning to extend the frequencies and quantities of the flights.”

Commenting on the launching of flights to Moscow, General Director of the company Mircea Maleca noted: “The launch of regular, direct flights to the Russian Federation has a special value and importance for the passengers of FlyOne Armenia. Now we can guarantee, that all our passengers are able to visit their relatives, friends, travel or make business trips to Moscow and Yerevan.”

Tickets and additional services can be purchased from the website www.flyone.am or through the mobile application, available in the Google App or App Store, also all partner agencies.

Armenian, Russian parliamentarians discuss situation in region

Garnik Tadevosian
ARM INFO
March 1 2022
Marianna Mkrtchyan

ArmInfo.On February 28, the RA NA Vice President, the NA Acting President, the Co-Chair of the Inter-Parliamentary Committee on Cooperation between the National  Assembly of the Republic of Armenia and the RF Federal Assembly Hakob  Arshakyan had a telephone talk with the Deputy Speaker of the RF FA  Federation Council, the Co-Chair of the Inter- Parliamentary  Committee on Cooperation between the RF Federal Assembly and the RA  National Assembly Yury Vorobyov.  

As the press service pof the RA NA reports, Hakob Arshakyan and Yury  Vorobyov discussed the situation in the region, as well as issues  regarding the procedure of the works of the Inter-Parliamentary  Committee on Cooperation between the RA NA and the RF FA.

The sides also touched upon a number of issues on holding of the next  sitting of the Inter-Parliamentary Committee on Cooperation.

Ukraine asks “strategic ally” Turkey for support

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YEREVAN, FEBRUARY 24, ARMENPRESS. The Ukrainian Embassy in Ankara has officially asked Turkey to provide support after Russia launched a special military operation in Donbass.

“The Russian Federation launched a war against Ukraine. Peaceful Ukrainian settlements are under bombardment. We are calling on our strategic ally Turkey and the friendly people of Turkey to help us at this difficult time,” the embassy said in a statement. 

The Russian military denied targeting any civilian settlements. 

Earlier on Thursday morning, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that he made the decision to hold a special military operation in response to the address of leaders of Donbass republics, TASS reports.

“People’s republics of Donbass approached Russia with a request for help. In connection therewith, <…> I made the decision to hold a special military operation. Its goal is to protect the people that are subjected to abuse, genocide from the Kiev regime for eight years, and to this end we will seek to demilitarize and denazify Ukraine and put to justice those that committed numerous bloody crimes against peaceful people, including Russian nationals,” Putin said in the television address as quoted by TASS.

Justice and truth are on Russia’s side, President Vladimir Putin said in a special television address.

“The welfare, the very existence of entire countries and peoples, their success and health are always originating from the strong root system of culture and values, experience and traditions of ancestors, directly depending on abilities to quickly adapt to continuously changing life, consolidation of the society, its readiness to consolidate and gather all forces together for moving forward,” Putin said.

“Forces are always needed but they can be of different quality,” the Russian leader said. “And we know the real strength is in justice and truth that are on our side,” he added.




Arman Tatoyan: We must demand security guarantees from the authorities

Garnik Tadevosian
ARM INFO
Feb 23 2022
Alina Hovhannisyan

ArmInfo.It is necessary to demand from officials who talk about new processes without naming any guarantees – security guarantees. Armenian Ombudsman Arman Tatoyan  stated this on February 23 during a press conference on the occasion  of the completion of the mission.

In his opinion, certain officials, who voice such statements either  guided by political interests, or they do not at all realize what  they are talking about.  Tatoyan has repeatedly focused on the fact  that the Azerbaijani authorities continue to pursue a policy of  hatred and enmity towards Armenia and its people, and the voiced  statements about the “peace agenda” are false. In this context, the  Ombudsman urged not to lose vigilance. “We must have guarantees of  our rights, and not cause serious problems to arise due to our gross  mistakes, the solution of which will become unrealistic,” he said.

As an example, the Ombudsman recalled his calls for the withdrawal of  the Azerbaijani armed forces from the territories adjacent to  settlements and roads. In contrast, according to him, certain  officials legitimize the presence of the latter on the sovereign  territory of the country with their statements, exacerbate problems,  and then talk about the need to find other mechanisms to resolve the  situation.

“We don’t have time, time works against us. We must act very  quickly,” Arman Tatoyan emphasized. 

Putin, Aliyev to discuss implementation process of trilateral agreements over Nagorno Karabakh

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YEREVAN, FEBRUARY 21, ARMENPRESS. President of Russia Vladimir Putin and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev will discuss the implementation process of the 2020 November 9 and 2021 January 11 trilateral agreements over Nagorno Karabakh on February 22 in Moscow, the Kremlin press service said.

The two leaders will also discuss the unblocking of economic and transportation communications in the South Caucasus, as well as issues relating to the further development of bilateral relations in political, commercial and humanitarian areas.

According to the statement of the Kremlin press service, a declaration on allied partnership will be signed as a result of talks.