YEREVAN.- Situation in Armenia improved considerably over the recent 10-15 years but the society is not that enthusiastic as it used to be in early 90s, said Poland’s Ambassador to Armenia Zdzislaw Raczynsky.

“At the turn of the 90s, Poland also found itself in a difficult geopolitical and economic situation. However, the elite and the society, government and opposition – all united around the idea of European integration and overcoming the crisis.

Strong and sustained reforms - what we once called the Balcerowicz Plan - helped us to get what we have now in two decades. Of course, Poland is not as rich country as Germany, does not have as many attractions as Italy, but Poland’s economy is the sixth in the world from the viewpoint of an attractive country for investments,” he said.

The Ambassador said he had visited Armenia in the 90s for the first time stressing that changes in country’s life over the years are quite noticeable.