Iran and Armenia

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Iran and Armenia are neighboring countries in Western Asia and the South Caucasus that share historical, cultural, and economic ties, including a strategic land border.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Armenia–Iran relations 1
Iran and Armenia canonical 1

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Armenian quarter in Isfahan
bilateral relations
diplomatic mission
ethnic minority in Iran
international border
international relations
natural gas pipeline
road border crossing
affectedBy Nagorno-Karabakh conflict
regional geopolitics
sanctions on Iran
afterEvent dissolution of the Soviet Union
characterizedAs generally friendly
connectsCountry Armenia
Iran
cooperationField gas-for-electricity swap
trade in electricity
cooperationOrganization Economic Cooperation Organization
country1 Iran
country2 Armenia
established 1992
ethnicGroup Armenians
followsRiver Aras River
hasBorder Iran–Armenia border
hasEmbassyOfArmeniaIn Tehran
hasEmbassyOfIranIn Yerevan
linked to: Yerevan, Armenia
hasEnergyProject Iran–Armenia gas pipeline
hasFramework intergovernmental commissions
hasInfrastructureProject Iran–Armenia power transmission lines
hasMinority Armenians in Iran
linked to: Armenians

Iranian Armenians
linked to: Armenians

Iranians in Armenia
hasTransportLink Norduz–Meghri border crossing
historicalCenter New Julfa
linked to: Julfa
includes cultural cooperation
economic cooperation
energy cooperation
political dialogue
transport cooperation
length about 44 km
mainChurch Armenian Apostolic Church
operationalSince 2007
region South Caucasus
Western Asia
religion Christianity
strategicImportance Armenia’s access to Iran’s markets
Iran’s access to the South Caucasus

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Aras River formsBorderBetween Iran and Armenia
Iran–Armenia border partOf Armenia–Iran relations
linked to: Iran and Armenia