Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan says Armenia’s decision on whether to build a new nuclear power unit will be made in the near future and will rely exclusively on economic considerations. He says the government continues discussions with international partners and reviews proposals related to the project.
Both outlets report that Armenia is examining offers from abroad for a future nuclear unit, and that the final outcome will be determined by economic factors rather than other considerations. Aravot adds that the government is still in the process of reviewing proposals, while PanArmenian.net emphasizes the expectation that a decision will come soon, reflecting the government’s current timeline.
Across the two accounts, there is agreement on the core points: ongoing discussions with international partners, a forthcoming decision, and an economic basis for that decision. The sources do not provide specific details on the proposals themselves, the capacity or design under consideration, or any final outcome yet.
