The Long Road to a Shorter Route: Armenia’s North-South Highway
Armenia’s North-South Highway is meant to be a strategic lifeline, connecting the country to Iran and Georgia, strengthening Syunik’s links to the rest of Armenia and opening a trade route between the Persian Gulf and the Black Sea. Yet 16 years after its approval, the project remains largely unfinished. Hovhannes Nazaretyan examines the delays, cost overruns and challenges holding it back.










































