Armenia could be 'bridge' if Iran opens to the world
Small, landlocked Armenia could use geographical proximity and friendly relations with Iran to overcome its isolation
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- Trade, FDI and tourism
- Limited energy trade
- Gas
- Electricity
- Transport hub?
- Other opportunities
- Not all prospects are rosy
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_350.jpg "A gas pipeline is seen near the Armenian settlement of Agarak (Reuters/Melik Baghdasarian)")