Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan has said that partnership with the European Union is being enhanced with new dimensions.
Mirzoyan told a press conference on Friday, January 19 that he discussed with his Croatian counterpart Gordan Grlić Radman the ongoing processes and steps undertaken to further enhance the Armenia-EU partnership.
“The aspirations of our citizens to see the further deepening of this relationship are based on the shared values upheld by Armenia, Croatia, and the European Union, particularly in the realms of democracy, protection of human rights and other fundamental principles. At the same time, our commitment derives from the vision of a better and more secure environment for our citizens,” the Foreign Minister said.
“Thus, with my Croatian counterpart we looked into the whole spectrum of the Armenia-EU relations covering our democratic reform agenda, people-to-people contacts, visa liberalisation dialogue, economic cooperation as well as security matters. In this context, I would like to underline that the Armenia-EU partnership is being enhanced with new dimensions, namely the EU monitoring mission and security dialogue.”
