Armenia Stock Exchange (AMX) held a high-level investment forum titled “Unlocking Investment Opportunities in Armenia” hosted by the Tabadul Hub, the first exchange network operating on a mutual market access model in the MENA region.

The event, held at the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX), marked an important milestone in AMX’s ongoing efforts to integrate Armenia’s capital market into the regional and international investment ecosystem. 

“The forum served as a premier platform to introduce UAE and Middle Eastern institutional investors to Armenia’s investment potential. The delegation highlighted the ‘bridge’ created between the two markets through the Tabadul hub, a platform designed to facilitate seamless cross-border trading across a broad range of financial instruments, beyond equities and ETFs,” the news release reads.

“Our partnership with ADX and the Tabadul Hub is more than a technical link; it is a strategic bridge connecting markets, regions, and investors. We’ve gathered here with market participants to utilize this bridge to build a stable and competitive investment ecosystem. By transforming complex regulatory and operational challenges into a seamless ecosystem, we are moving beyond isolated systems to create a long-term growth engine. With the steadfast support of the Armenian Government, we are committed to positioning Armenia as a reliable, open, and internationally connected destination for global capital,” stated Hayk Yeganyan, CEO of AMX.

“The Tabadul Hub is an extension of ADX’s commitment in fostering capital market integration and facilitating stronger financial cooperation in the region and beyond. AMX went “live” on Tabadul about eights months ago and we are seeing strong interest in their market. By linking markets and investors, we are making cross-border investment more accessible and impactful for issuers and investors,” said Abdulla Salem Alnuaimi, Group CEO of ADX.

During the event participants also discussed cross-border trading, brokerage connectivity, and regional liquidity development.