In Armenia's capital, old "marshrutkas" have been replaced with new buses, and a unified ticketing system is being introduced for all types of transport. The city administration plans to continue the reforms.
It began in 2024 along Armenia's northern border and will continue there. Analyst Samvel Meliksetyan suggests that southern territories occupied by Azerbaijan in 2021–2022 will be addressed later.
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