Yerevan, April 19 – The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Armenia has issued a warning regarding upcoming temporary traffic restrictions in the capital city of Yerevan. These measures are being implemented from May 3 to May 5, 2026, in connection with the organization of the 8th Summit of the European Political Community (EPC).
Temporary Road Closures Announced for EPC Summit
The Ministry’s Police Department informed the public that a number of road sections in Yerevan will be closed to traffic during the specified period. These closures are part of the protocol and organizational arrangements for the high-level international event.
The official statement from the Ministry of Internal Affairs reads: “Within the framework of organizing the 8th Summit of the European Political Community (EPC), temporary traffic restrictions are planned in Yerevan from May 3-5. Several road sections will be closed.”
Public Urged to Follow Police Instructions
Citizens are kindly requested to follow the instructions of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Police and to understand the potential inconveniences caused by these temporary measures. The Ministry expressed gratitude for the public’s understanding and cooperation.
“We ask you to follow the instructions of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Police, we apologize for any inconvenience, and we thank you for your understanding,” the statement added.
Further Information on Restrictions to Be Provided
The Ministry also stated that additional information regarding the specific traffic restrictions and alternative routes will be provided in due course. Residents and visitors to Yerevan are advised to stay updated on official announcements to plan their travel accordingly during the summit.
The European Political Community Summit brings together leaders from across Europe to discuss pressing issues and foster cooperation. The hosting of such an event in Yerevan underscores Armenia’s growing role in regional and international diplomacy.
Further details on the affected roads and the exact timings of the closures are expected to be released as the summit approaches.
Source: Ministry of Internal Affairs Police
