Armenia set to begin exporting goods to Azerbaijan soon Ruling party announces

Armenia is likely to start exporting goods to Azerbaijan within the next one to two months, according to Babken Tunyan, a member of parliament from the country’s ruling Civil Contract party.

Speaking at a briefing broadcast by Armenian media, Tunyan suggested that the initial exports could include metal products or foil, as well as certain food items that are in demand in Baku, as per Caliber.Az.

He stressed that the process would be driven by market forces rather than direct government decisions.

“This will occur based on market mechanisms. If there is demand for specific products, the first export cases will emerge soon,” Tunyan said, adding that trade flows are determined by mutual commercial interests.

Recent developments in regional transit point to growing economic interaction. On February 1, authorities in Baku announced the dispatch of another train carrying Russian grain to Armenia through Azerbaijani territory.

In 2025, Azerbaijan lifted restrictions on the transit of cargo to Armenia across its territory. In November last year, a shipment of Russian wheat arrived in Armenia via Azerbaijan and Georgia. This was followed by a consignment of wheat from Kazakhstan that travelled through Russia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia.

Additionally, in December 2025, 1,300 tons of AI-95 gasoline from Azerbaijan crossed into Armenia through the Armenian-Georgian border at the Ayrum station.

By Tamilla Hasanova