According to data published by the Statistical Committee of Armenia, the volume of exports from Armenia for January-June 2026 amounted to $3.431 billion. Compared to the comparable figure for 2025, export volumes decreased by 6.68% or $245.5 million.
The largest export volumes were recorded towards the Russian Federation. During the mentioned period, exports from Armenia to Russia decreased by 4.17% or $53.5 million, totaling $1.23 billion. Russia accounts for 35.78% of the export volume.
The second largest is China with $526.5 million, +82.61% or +$238.2 million. China accounts for 15.34% of the export volume.
Completing the top three is the UAE with $280 million, -74.31% or -$810 million. The UAE accounts for 8.16% of the export volume.
Fourth is Bulgaria with $179.7 million, +505.91% or +$150 million. Bulgaria accounts for 5.24% of the export volume.
Fifth place is held by Iraq with $177.3 million, +3.72% or +$6.4 million. Iraq accounts for 5.17% of the export volume.
Sixth is Belgium with $113.7 million, +105.2% or +$58.3 million. Belgium accounts for 3.31% of the export volume.
Seventh is Georgia with $77.4 million, +19.53% or +$12.6 million. Georgia accounts for 2.25% of the export volume.
Eighth is Switzerland with $70 million, -9.55% or -$7.4 million. Switzerland accounts for 2.04% of the export volume.
Completing the top ten is Belarus with $64.7 million, -1.78% or -$1.2 million. Georgia accounts for 1.89% of the export volume.
Ninth is Germany with $53.9 million, +1.55% or +$0.8 million. Germany accounts for 1.57% of the export volume.
Regarding intergovernmental formations, during the mentioned period, exports to CIS countries decreased by 2.03% and amounted to $1.381 billion, while exports to EAEU countries decreased by 4.16% and amounted to $1.324 billion. CIS countries account for 40.25% of the export volume, while EAEU countries account for 38.6%.
Exports to the European Union increased by 80.21% and amounted to $516.5 million. The European Union accounts for 15.05% of the export volume.
