GAGIK TSARUKYAN

In the border village of Tsovak, in the Vardenis region, agricultural activity is in full swing. Currently the community is harvesting potatoes, beets, and carrots — and the results are already clear: strong yields, high-quality product, and new jobs for local residents. Thanks to planned investments and modern technological solutions, farming here has become more organized, more efficient, and better aligned with today’s standards. Tsovak stands as a powerful example of what’s possible when farmers are empowered to live, work, and grow on their own land. Agriculture remains not only a cornerstone of Armenia’s economy, but also a key pillar of our national food security․