The regular Cabinet meeting took place today, chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Mher Grigoryan.

The Government approved the bill on making amendments and additions to the Law "On State Registration of Rights to Property." As a result, the process of assigning addresses to real estate will be simplified, unnecessary administrative procedures will be reduced, and the creation of a unified, comprehensive, and reliable official electronic database of addresses, compliant with current standards, will be ensured. "Our primary objective is to establish a central database and subsequently regulate through legislation our mutual relations with all service providers who will utilize this central database. Data updates must occur in real-time; for instance, the moment a municipality decides to rename a street, that change should be reflected in the databases," noted Head of the Cadastre Committee Suren Tovmasyan.

In response, Deputy Prime Minister Mher Grigoryan remarked: "We must simultaneously implement a system for both mass and targeted notifications to ensure minimal inconvenience for citizens. Furthermore, we need to define the standards for notifying those service providers who rely on these comprehensive address databases."

The Government established a temporary ban on the export of sig (whitefish) roe from the territory of the Republic of Armenia, effective from January 2, 2027, for a period of six months.

The Government adopted a decision regarding the subscription of the Republic of Armenia to the capital replenishment process of the Black Sea Trade and Development Bank. According to the substantiation, Armenia, a founding member of the Black Sea Trade and Development Bank, has maintained close and multifaceted cooperation with the institution since 1998. The adoption of this decision is necessitated by the need to ensure the Republic of Armenia’s full participation in the Bank’s capital replenishment process and to preserve the weight of its voting rights within the Bank’s authorized capital. In the long term, this cooperation is expected to expand access to new financing programs within the real sector of Armenia’s economy, contribute to deepening public-private partnerships, and facilitate the attraction of new investments into the Republic of Armenia, in line with the bank’s 2027–2030 strategy.