YEREVAN. – Armenia’s new framework agreement with the European Union (EU) may be ready in May or June, Polish Ambassador Jerzy Marek Nowakowski noted at a press conference on Monday.

He stated that the respective talks are completed in terms of content, and the technical work—i.e. document editing and its preparation in the languages of the parties—has remained.

“In content, it should be reminiscent of the previous agreement on European association,” added Nowakowski. “But without the part on free trade, since Armenia is already a member in the Eurasian Union.”