YEREVAN. – The expansion of multifaceted relations with the European Union (EU), especially the discussions and negotiations around a new Armenia-EU framework agreement, has occupied an important place on Armenia’s foreign policy agenda in the reporting period.
The above-said is noted in the 2015 Annual Report issued Tuesday by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) of Armenia.
The report stated that these relations have expanded in the year past.
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