Armenia’s exports to the European Union (EU) have increased by 51%, reaching $717 million, up from $475 million last year. Armenian Economy Minister Gevorg Papoyan wrote about this on Facebook.

“Exports to EU member states (January-September 2025 compared to January-September 2026)

Bulgaria: increased by 4.9 times

Malta: increased by 4.8 times

Austria: increased by 3.1 times

Poland: increased by 3 times

Estonia: increased by 2.8 times

Slovenia: increased by 2.7 times

Finland: increased by 2.5 times

Lithuania: increased by 2.4 times

Cyprus: increased by 2.2 times

Spain: increased by 2.1 times

Sweden: increased by 2 times

Czechia: increased by 80.4%

Croatia: increased by 71.3%

Belgium: increased by 40.6%

Ireland: increased by 34.6%

Italy: increased by 31.6%

Hungary: increased by 31%

Latvia: increased by 10.9%

Romania: increased by 3.6%

Denmark increased by 1.4%

Slovakia decreased by 1.4%

France decreased by 1.6[%]

Germany decreased by 7.6%

Greece decreased by 10.6%

Netherlands decreased by 13.7%

Luxembourg decreased by 32.3%

Portugal decreased by 32.8%

Total EU: increased by 51%, becoming $717 million, instead of last year's $475 million,” Papoyan stated.