YEREVAN. – Over the course of the two years that have passed since the Warsaw summit of the Eastern Partnership, a significant progress has been made in all primary domains of cooperation.  

Armenian Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian noted the aforesaid on Monday in Brussels, during the meeting of the foreign affairs ministers of the European Union member states and the Eastern Partnership participating countries, the Armenian MFA press service informs.  

Armenia’s FM underscored the cooperation along the lines of the Eastern Partnership, and in terms of promoting the ongoing reforms. He stressed that the reports by the international organizations record Armenia’s progress in numerous domains.   

Edward Nalbandian also noted that, in parallel with the informal talk of the FMs of the Eastern Partnership countries, which will be held on September 12 and 13 in Armenia’s capital city Yerevan, a high-level meeting on education likewise will be convened.