Armenian President: TRIPP project to bring benefits to all regional  countries

ArmInfo.  The TRIPP project in Armenia will open new opportunities for Turkey, Iran, Georgia and  Russia, and  Georgia will not face any risks from it. Armenian President 

As reported by Armenpress, at a press briefing in the Armenian  village of Kirants, during a stopover on his way back to Yerevan from  Georgia, the Armenian President was asked whether there are concerns  in Tbilisi about Georgia's transit role being reduced due to the  TRIPP project in Armenia.  "I can say that there will be no risk for  them; they will not incur any losses. On the contrary, Georgia's  significance will increase. If everything we are discussing comes to  fruition-meaning the borders truly open, TRIPP becomes a reality, and  it starts functioning-new opportunities will open up for Armenia,  Turkiye, Iran, Azerbaijan, Georgia, and, why not, also for Russia.  After that, we will all criticize ourselves for not having utilized  these opportunities earlier," the President of Armenia said.

The President added that during his meetings in Tbilisi, he did not  hear such concerns from Georgian officials and did not notice any  unease on the matter.  "Everything will depend on us: if we truly  want to live in peace and resolve issues with our neighbors, rather  than exacerbate them, we will succeed. But if we are not committed,  problems will arise, and we will end up in the same environment as  before," the President warned.  He also noted that Georgia has  expressed its willingness to provide support on various issues,  including the normalization of Armenia-Azerbaijan relations.