Translated with AI from the Russian original.

Construction has begun on three major road projects in Yerevan. As reported by Mayor Tigran Avinyan, the works will include an overpass in Noragavit, a new road between Isakov and Arshakunyats Avenues, and the completion of the Babajanyan Street – Ashtarak Highway section. The projects are designed to improve transport links and redistribute traffic flows.

The Noragavit overpass will connect the Artashat Highway, the M2 "North-South" highway, the H-8 road, and Noragavit's 1st Street. The project cost is estimated at approximately 1.3 billion drams. Another large-scale project involves the construction of a road between Isakov and Arshakunyats Avenues and a 269-meter reinforced concrete bridge over the Hrazdan River. The project is being implemented with the participation of the Asian Development Bank, and the total program funding amounts to $80 million.

The third project is a 5.8 km section of the Babajanyan – Ashtarak Highway, the construction of which had previously stalled due to legal disputes over property expropriation. Now, 270 meters of the main road and a 110-meter access road remain to be completed. After the restrictions were lifted, authorities revised the project documentation and intend to complete the work as quickly as possible.

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