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The officials discussed direct bilateral dialogue, the peace agenda and civil-society confidence-building.
Armenia’s Security Council confirms the held 14 June working meeting. A subsequent meeting in Azerbaijan was envisaged, not reported as already held.
Link to recordConnectivity · TRIPP
Armenia announced signature of the TRIPP strategic-cooperation framework agreement with the United States.
Rubio signed remotely in Washington on 1 June; Mirzoyan signed in Yerevan on 4 June. Domestic procedures remained necessary for entry into force. The text was published on 26 May.
Link to recordConnectivity · TRIPP
The DFC board approved creation of the Armenian–US TRIPP Development Company within its strategic project package.
The project summary lists no current DFC investment ($0); future subprojects require separate assessment. Approval did not establish that the Armenian joint venture was incorporated.
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