The two-year period offers Armenian exporters a window to establish new trade relationships and build capacity to meet EU market requirements.
The expansion will provide additional logistics capacity to handle rising export volumes and support the country’s agricultural producers.
Tema’s logistics challenges stand in stark contrast to its regional competitors.
At least 50% of beneficiaries will be women and 30% youth.
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