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Mirzoyan says final destination of Armenia’s EU path remains unknown
By Lia Avagyan Neither Armenia nor the European Union knows where their deepening relationship will ultimately lead, Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan said on Tuesday, despite Yerevan’s adoption of a law declaring the start of an EU accession process. Speaking during a panel at the Warsaw Security Forum on October 13, Mirzoyan said cooperation was expanding, while the question of eventual membership remained open.
Armenia’s EU exports gain ground in Eastern Europe, where transport costs are lower, deputy FM says
By Siranush Adamyan Armenia has established regular, growing exports to several European markets, particularly in Eastern Europe, where transport costs are lower than in markets farther west, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Vahan Kostanyan told CivilNet in an interview on Friday. “We see that we already have regular exports to several countries, with steady volumes that are increasing,” he said.
EU trade preferences for Armenia take effect; ambassador says they cover around 80 percent of exports to bloc
By Lia Avagyan Temporary EU tariff preferences for a range of Armenian goods take effect on October 10. In written responses to CivilNet, EU Ambassador to Armenia Vassilis Maragos said customs duties would be suspended on around 80% of Armenian exports to the European Union. The regulation, published in the EU’s Official Journal on October 9, grants tariff preferences to a broad range of agricultural and industrial goods originating in Armenia. The measures apply until October 11, 2028.
Russia’s nuclear energy chief pitches new plant to Pashinyan
Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan met with Russia’s state nuclear energy corporation chief and discussed Moscow’s potential involvement in the construction of a new nuclear power plant in the country.
European Parliament adopts trade relief measures for Armenian products
The European Parliament has voted in favor of providing trade relief measures for Armenian products for two years. Armenia has strengthened its sovereignty by diversifying its security, economic and diplomatic partnerships after stepping away from exclusively relying on Russia as a partner, according to Olivier Decottignies, the former French ambassador to the country.
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