Relations with the EU are one of the priorities of Armenia’s foreign policy. The European Union is a reliable partner for Yerevan, the continuous development of cooperation with which is especially  important today in the context of the democratic reforms taking place in our country, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated during the meetng with European Council President Donald Tusk on Tuesday.

“Armenia is ready to work on enriching the cooperation with the EU and EU member states with new ideas and initiatives,” said Nikol Pashinyan.

The head of Armenian government stated that there will be no deviation from the democratic agenda declared by the Armenian authorities and the EU assistance is very important for Armenia, particularly in areas such as reforms in justice system and police, and development of economic infrastructure.

Pashinyan also touched on the visa liberalization between Armenia and European Union, noting that it would become another impetus for advancing the Armenia-EU cooperation.