The tender for the major renovation project of the approximately 2.4 km-long road connecting H. Gyurjyan Street to A. Myasnikyan Avenue in the Nor Nork administrative district has been held. The measurement phase has also been finalized. The implementation of this project, along with the planned construction of an overpass, will significantly alleviate traffic congestion on Myasnikyan Avenue, thus allowing the introduction of dedicated bus lanes along one of the city's busiest roads. 
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The construction of the new building for Kindergarten No. 74 in the Erebuni administrative district is nearing completion. The project is being implemented within the framework of the Yerevan Energy Efficiency Program. The new building is designed to accommodate up to three groups of children and will be fully equipped with modern fire safety systems, solar photovoltaic panels, and a ventilation system. The kindergarten’s yard is also being renovated. The entire project is expected to be completed in September, enabling approximately 90 children to attend a safe and comfortable kindergarten.
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New traffic management schemes have been developed to enhance traffic flow on Saryan Street. Further details can be found at the following link. 
The objective of these changes is to improve traffic safety at intersections on Saryan and Moskovyan Streets that are not controlled by traffic lights, and to ensure uninterrupted traffic flow. By implementing one-way traffic, at least one additional lane will be added to Baghramyan Avenue. Parking arrangements will be designed to avoid any negative impact on local businesses.
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For the first time, more than 40 years after its establishment, the escalators of the Yerevan Metro are being replaced. The replacement process is currently underway at the “Zoravar Andranik” station. The project is expected to be fully completed at four stations within a year, while work at the remaining four stations, namely “Garegin Nzhdeh Square”, “Barekamutyun”, “Marshal Baghramyan”, and “Yeritasardakan”, is planned to be completed in 2026.
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In the Hrazdan Gorge, the well-known area called "Bidzu Gyol" (literally “Old Man’s Basin”) has undergone major renovation. The swimming pool has been refurbished, new changing rooms have been constructed, and outdoor training equipment has been restored. Additionally, the workout zone has been covered with rubber surfacing. The project was implemented in cooperation with the Kentron administrative district and “Eve Capital”.