The cooperation between official Yerevan and Brussels is reaching a new level. As stated by the Secretary of the Security Council of Armenia, Armen Grigoryan, in the relations of his country with
The European Union "has undergone a revolution."
Points of attention
- Armenia's strategic focus on Europe showcases a transformation in regional dynamics, with a call for investors to participate in the country's growth and development.
- The constant statement of strong relations between Armenia and the EU reflects a promising future for continued cooperation and mutual benefits.
Pro-Russian Armenia sets course for Europe
Grigoryan drew attention to the fact that after 2020, his country began to be extremely reluctant to agree to security from other states.
Despite this, in 2025 Armenia was forced to look for alternative routes in this direction.
According to the Secretary of the Security Council, official Yerevan is currently focused on a balanced foreign policy, as well as diversification.
Grigoryan believes that relations between his country and the European Union are becoming increasingly stronger precisely thanks to diversification.
"Today, at the highest level, there is a constant statement that relations between Armenia and the EU are stronger than ever. I hope that we will continue in the same spirit," Grigoryan noted.
He also assured that the Armenian authorities were able to transform a region that was previously perceived as conflict-ridden into one of peace.
"Yesterday, the EU leadership called on investors to come to Armenia, and this is a shift, another revolution in the region. We are confident that we will continue to move in this direction," Grigoryan added.
