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US stake in TRIPP project to reach 74%, Yerevan and Washington say

January 14, 2026

Armenia will grant the company implementing the project construction rights for 49 years. If the term is extended, Armenia’s stake will rise from 26% to 49% over the following 50 years. Details from Armenia’s foreign minister Ararat Mirzoyan

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