Speaking at a meeting with experts from the Institute of International and European Affairs in Dublin, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan noted significant changes in the relations between Yerevan and Brussels. According to him, both sides recognize that the current interaction is at the highest level in the entire history of the partnership.
"In recent years, relations between Armenia and the European Union have changed significantly, and both sides recognize that they are now at the highest level in history"
Legislative Initiative and Visa Regime
Pashinyan reminded that in March 2025, the Armenian Parliament passed a law initiating the country's accession process to the European Union. This initiative was put forward by citizens who utilized a constitutional mechanism. Although an official application for EU membership has not yet been submitted, the government decided to support the citizens' proposal.
In addition to the integration process, Yerevan is conducting negotiations with the European Union regarding visa liberalization. As part of strengthening ties, the first Armenia-EU Summit was held in the Armenian capital in May 2026, following the signing of a document establishing a strategic partnership.
