Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan addresses growing uncertainty  surrounding the timeline of TRIPP project

ArmInfo. It is clear that the US administration, at least for now, does not consider TRIPP (Trump's Route for International Peace and Prosperity) a priority, as stated by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan  during a press-briefing on March 12. "You see what's happening and what they're busy with," the head of government said.

He expressed regret that regional instability will likely push back  implementation dates.  "If it turns out that it won't impact the  project, even better," Pashinyan said.

Commenting on the situation in Iran in terms of its impact on the  Armenian economy, he noted that in the event of high inflation,  authorized government agencies that conduct daily monitoring will  take appropriate measures In an effort to dispel rumors, Pashinyan  clarified the current situation at the Armenian-Iranian border.  Despite media reports suggesting a massive backlog of 180 trucks, the  Prime Minister confirmed that only 11 carriers were actually in queue  as of today.