The railway section of the TRIPP project is planned to be laid along the Aras River along a route used back in Soviet times. The section will be about 42 km long. This was announced by Armenian Deputy Prime Minister Mher Grigoryan while speaking in parliament. According to him, the route will pass through border territory and will not require the seizure of private land plots.

Thus, when designing the railway infrastructure, it is planned to use the previously existing alignment. It should provide transport links along the Armenian-Iranian border. At the same time, specific technical parameters and construction timelines are not specified in the report.

The route of the highway, which is also part of the project, has not yet been definitively determined. Grigoryan noted that it must be designed taking into account the needs of regional transportation. This will make it possible to form a competitive transport corridor, but a final decision on the highway route has yet to be made.