In the Eurasian Economic Union region, a meeting was held between the Prime Minister of Armenia, Nikol Pashinyan, and the Prime Minister of Belgium, Alexander De Croo. The main focus of the discussion was on the cooperation between Armenia and Belgium. One significant outcome of the meeting was the decision to open a Belgian embassy in Armenia, which is expected to enhance bilateral cooperation.

The leaders also talked about the current situation in the North Caucasus, particularly regarding the implementation of the ceasefire agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan. They also explored the possibilities for regional infrastructure development. Additionally, Nikol Pashinyan presented the Government of the Republic of Armenia’s concept of “Peaceful Development” to the EU Commissioner’s representative in Armenia, highlighting the progress made in promoting the activities of the EU’s mission in the country.

Furthermore, there have been notable updates in the Armenia-European Union cooperation. The implementation of socio-economic reforms in Armenia, with the support of the EU, has seen significant progress. The release of political prisoners was also raised as a topic during the bilateral dialogue.

These developments indicate positive strides in the collaboration between Armenia and Belgium, as well as between Armenia and the European Union.