Yerevan: Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has dismissed concerns regarding trade with Azerbaijan, emphasizing the benefits of gasoline imports from Baku in dismantling Armenia's long-standing fuel monopolies.

According to Azeri-Press News Agency, Pashinyan highlighted that the introduction of fuel imports from Azerbaijan has led to a 15 percent reduction in fuel prices in the Armenian market. He addressed critics who have expressed apprehension about trading with Azerbaijan, labeling their concerns as unfounded.

Pashinyan further elaborated on the improved relations, asserting that peace has been established between Armenia and Azerbaijan. He noted that this peace is expected to be reinforced through institutional frameworks in the future.