Video: What Was Discussed During the Videoconference with Experts from ELARD?
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan held a videoconference with experts from the international consulting company ELARD, during which the results of the international examination and analysis regarding the Amulsar mine were discussed. Representatives from the National Assembly's 'My Step' and 'Prosperous Armenia' factions, heads of responsible government departments, interested parties, and representatives from 'Lydian Armenia' also participated in the videoconference.
During the conference, the experts from ELARD elaborated on the findings of the examination and answered several questions from the participants. The Prime Minister posted a video of the meeting on his Facebook page, adding: 'Dear compatriots, yesterday several new circumstances emerged during the Skype conference with the experts from ELARD that need investigation and evaluation. Yesterday's discussion also contained important information for answering the question of whether the Amulsar gold mine project needs to undergo a new environmental impact assessment. Let me remind you that the Ministry of Environment must provide a conclusion by September 4. Below, as promised, is the complete discussion from yesterday.'
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