interfax.ru: The price of natural gas supplied from Russia to Armenia will not change in 2024, Armenian Deputy Prime Minister Mher Grigoryan said.
"As of now, we have accurate information that the price of gas at the border will not change in 2024, and I am sure that the tariff will not change either," Grigoryan told the Armenian state news agency "Armenpress".
According to him, Gazprom Armenia has already signed an agreement with Gazprom for 2024, "where no price change is envisaged."
In 2023, Armenia receives Russian gas at a price of $165 per 1,000 cubic meters.
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