Iran is ready to export gas and electricity to Pakistan, in addition to a short-term agreement on natural gas exports to Georgiathrough the territory of Armenia.

Iran will increase exports of natural gas to Armenia and deepen broader economic ties between the two countries.

Iran’s National Gas Export Company and Armenia’s Energoimpeks signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for the transit, sale, and purchase of gas.

Iran and Armenia are expected to create a free economic trade zone that is going to expand relations between Iran and the Eurasian Economic Union (EEU).

The Armenian government has decided to establish a new state gas agency - Energaimpex - to deal with the expansion of natural gas imports from Iran.

National Iranian Gas Exports Company's Managing Director has said that an agreement was reached with Armenia to bring about a threefold increase in Iran’s gas exports to the country.

A ceasefire between key oil and gas players in the Caspian region, Azerbaijan and Armenia, was signed on April 5th putting an end to a renewed conflict that erupted over the breakaway Nagorno-Karabakh region. The deal was concluded at a meeting between Armenian and Azeri Chiefs of General Staff in Moscow.

Iran has held negotiations with Georgia about the export of 300-500mcf/d of Iranian natural gas through established channels in Armenia, boosting its profile in the regional market.

Alireza Kameli, Managing director of the National Iranian Gas Export Company (NIGEC), announced that his country is ready to increase natural gas exports to Armenia

Iran’s deputy energy minister says Iran, Georgia and Armenia will soon start trilateral cooperation on electricity exchange.