Yerevan to work at EU-Armenia association agreement

PanARMENIAN.Net - Armenian delegation led by Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian took part in the first meeting of EU Foreign Ministers and their counterparts from CIS countries participating in the Eastern Partnership.



The Ministers assessed highly the work carried out and exchanged views on efficient use of the project potential.



"Armenia is resolute to develop collaboration with the European Union," Minister Nalbandian said. "All initiatives offered by the Eastern Partnership are important for Armenia and other participant countries," he said, adding that Yerevan is willing to work at EU-Armenia association agreement."



He also referred to relaxation of visa regime and creation of a free trade zone.
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