YEREVAN. – The Government of Armenia attaches great importance to postal reforms, whose objective is to ensure accessible postal services, Minister of Transport and Communication Gagik Beglaryan stated on Wednesday.

He noted this at the first Association of the European Public Postal Operators (PostEurop) Plenary Assembly in the Caucasus region, and which the Armenian capital city of Yerevan is hosting. 

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“We are proud that our country is a part of the Universal Postal Union [(UPU)],” Beglaryan said. “To this day, mail remains the most reliable and irreplaceable means of communication of the remote regions of the republic.”

The minister recalled that Armenia joined the UPU in 1992, and has since collaborates with the postal organizations of a variety of countries.

“Since 2008, HayPost [i.e. the national postal operator of Armenia] is a member in PostEurop, the association of 52 European postal operators,” Gagik Beglaryan stressed. “We are confident that this symposium entitled ‘Accepting Challenges’ is very contemporary, and it will contribute to the development of postal services.”