A joint statement of intent on cooperation with the EuroHPC JU was exchanged between the Armenian Ministry of High-Tech Industry and Artificial Intelligence and the European Commission of the European Union (EU)—on the sidelines of the EU Connectivity Agenda Platform’s first ministerial meeting on digital matter held in the capital of Moldova, Chisinau.

The statement was exchanged by Gevorg Mantashyan, Deputy Minister of High-Tech Industry and Artificial Intelligence of Armenia, and Adrienn Kiraly, Director for Neighbourhood East & Türkiye within the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Enlargement and Eastern Neighbourhood, Armenian News-NEWS.am was informed by the Ministry of High-Tech Industry and Artificial Intelligence of Armenia.

The statement envisages taking necessary steps towards Armenia’s becoming a participating state of the EuroHPC JU—the European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking. This will enable Armenia’s scientific research, educational, and technological institutions to make use of European supercomputing resources and deepen cooperation with European innovation networks.