Nikolas Pashinyan
Nikolas Pashinyan is the Prime Minister of Armenia, having taken office in 2018 after leading a peaceful revolution that overthrew the previous government. He has been a vocal advocate for democratic reforms and has worked to strengthen Armenia's sovereignty and economic independence, particularly in light of its historical ties with Russia. Recently, Pashinyan has been in the news for announcing that Armenia could demand up to €1.73 billion from Russia for the rental of its railway infrastructure if negotiations for a concession agreement do not progress, emphasizing Armenia's rights to its resources and exploring alternative partnerships.
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Nikolas Pashinyan stated that Armenia could demand up to 1.73 billion euros from Russia for its railway infrastructure lease if concession terms are not agreed upon.
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