YEREVAN — Between June 1 and July 19 of this year, Armenia exported 7,654 tons of apricots, equivalent to more than 380 large truckloads.

Armenian Economy Minister Gevorg Papoyan announced the figures in a post on social media.

“The geography of our exports is very broad, but we have not exported apricots to Spain or Portugal. Therefore, I suggest that the opposition press spoil another truckload of apricots supposedly ‘exported’ to Portugal today,” Papoyan wrote.

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