Armenia may receive exceptional opportunities to facilitate access for its products to the EU market – Pashinyan
25.06.2026,
17:08
Armenia may receive exceptional opportunities to facilitate access for its products, including agricultural products, to the EU market, stated Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.
YEREVAN, June 25. /ARКА/. Armenia may gain exceptional access to the EU market for its products, including agricultural products, stated Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.
According to him, this issue will be a key item on the agenda of European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's expected visit to Armenia (preliminary data, July 1).
"Recently, Foreign Minister (of Armenia Ararat Mirzoyan) participated in the meeting of the EU Foreign Ministers' Council in Brussels, and it is likely that Armenia will gain exceptional access in this regard," Pashinyan said at a briefing.
The Prime Minister expressed hope that the parties will be able to finalize this project during the European Commission President's visit to Yerevan.
On support for exporters in Armenia
Amid Russian trade restrictions, Armenia has expanded its support measures for exporters, particularly towards EU countries. Thus, the government compensates for transport costs and customs duties on the supply of fruits, vegetables and flowers to the EU, the UK and Canada, and also provides subsidies for a number of export goods.
According to him, this issue will be a key item on the agenda of European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's expected visit to Armenia (preliminary data, July 1).
"Recently, Foreign Minister (of Armenia Ararat Mirzoyan) participated in the meeting of the EU Foreign Ministers' Council in Brussels, and it is likely that Armenia will gain exceptional access in this regard," Pashinyan said at a briefing.
The Prime Minister expressed hope that the parties will be able to finalize this project during the European Commission President's visit to Yerevan.
On support for exporters in Armenia
Amid Russian trade restrictions, Armenia has expanded its support measures for exporters, particularly towards EU countries. Thus, the government compensates for transport costs and customs duties on the supply of fruits, vegetables and flowers to the EU, the UK and Canada, and also provides subsidies for a number of export goods.
