Armenia PM, EU envoy discuss new cooperation deal, investments September 8, 2017 - 18:17 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Armenian prime minister Karen Karapetyan and EU ambassador Piotr Switalsky on Friday, September 8 discussed issues concerning the new framework agreement that the country and the 27-state bloc are going to sign in November. "I'd like to stress that the EU is and has always been one of the most important partners on Armenia's foreign policy agenda," Karapetyan said. Switalsky said, in turn, that the EU will do everything to ensure closer cooperation with Armenia. Describing the country's reform project as ambitious, the envoy said the bloc is considering ways to make their actions more adaptable to Armenia's reform agenda. "We want to invest money in sectors where you think reforms will be most efficient," Switalsky said. The new agreement between the European Union and Armenia is expected to be signed at the upcoming Eastern Partnership Summit, slated for November.   Top stories “The union is in the stage formation and certain issues have yet to be regulated,” Aravot cited her as saying on Thursday, July 27. Postanjyan reaffirmed her position, claiming that Yelk’s previous choices in parliament "have stemmed from Serzh Sargsyan’s interests.” ANC deputy chairman Levon Zurabyan said that president Serzh Sargsyan is the most active representative of the ruling Republican party. The issue of leaving the coalition is off Armenian Revolutionary Federation - Dashnaktsutyun's agenda, Davit Lokyan said.   Partner news |  Latest news Armenia established diplomatic relations with five countries  Armenia has established diplomatic relations with five countries on the 26th anniversary of its independence.Assad troops liberate new town in Syria's Homs the Syrian Arab Army was able to break-through the Islamic State’s positions and liberate the town of Mushayrifah Al-Shamaliyah.Armenian-American art dealer's story among Forbes' top 100 quotes The magazine assembled 100 essays from the top entrepreneurs, visionaries and thinkers, each sharing an idea or lesson.Armenian MPs in Baku 'to prevent anti-Armenian rhetoric at Euronest' "We came here because Euronest is an essential platform for us as Armenia is about to sign a new agreement with the EU," Ashotyan said. |
