The head of the European Union delegation to Armenia, Maria Pejcinovic Buric, has announced that the EU will continue to support Armenia in its ongoing process of reforms. In a meeting with Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan in Yerevan, Buric expressed her confidence in Armenia’s commitment to reform and reiterated the EU’s commitment to providing assistance. Buric has also conducted meetings with the Armenian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ararat Mirzoyan, as part of her visit to the country.

This news showcases the EU’s dedication to supporting Armenia in its reform efforts and signals the strong relationship between the two entities. The EU’s continued support will undoubtedly contribute to Armenia’s progress in implementing the necessary reforms for economic and social development. This visit further strengthens the ties between Armenia and the EU, highlighting the mutual interest in fostering positive change and growth.

Armenia’s ongoing reforms demonstrate the government’s determination to create a more transparent and accountable system. The EU’s support plays a crucial role in facilitating these reforms, providing necessary expertise, and financial aid to ensure their successful implementation. This collaborative effort highlights the shared goal of promoting democracy, human rights, and socio-economic advancement in Armenia.