The European Union and Armenia are continuing to work on a new bilateral partnership agenda and a resilience and growth program announced in Brussels, stated the head of the EU delegation to Armenia, Ambassador Vassilis Maragos, at the conference "Republic of Armenia – Eastern Partnership–EU: Challenges and Opportunities."
"We will continue to work with all parties in Armenia to support Armenia's reforms, resilience, independence, and sovereignty," noted the ambassador.
Maragos also mentioned the planned Eastern Partnership summit in 2025 and expressed hope for Armenia's participation in this important event. "We look forward to your participation to achieve results that will benefit all countries, especially Armenia," he added.
The ambassador emphasized the importance of Armenia's participation in regional connectivity programs, which is a key element for the success of joint initiatives.
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