We are ready to accept in Europe all those countries that are the bearers of our values. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated this during a joint statement Thursday with visiting Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.
Tusk said that on Wednesday he had met with the prime minister of Iceland, and in their conversation they also had discussed how they can open the path to Europe for the citizens of Armenia. “I want to specifically point out your efforts, which clearly represent that path.
We are very cautiously, but also clearly open to expanding the European Union, for all those countries that choose democracy, independence, peace. I am sure that the policy you are pursuing is on that path, and I want to express my deep gratitude once again for your approach.
We believe that the military cooperation that will be carried out in our security sphere will be beneficial not only for Armenia, but for the entire region. We are very well aware of how important this circumstance is, we know that both our countries, as well as both our prime ministers, know exactly what to do, how to do it, so that we are not alone, so that we are together, and so that we ensure stability and security for our countries.
I am glad that Armenia is at the point where it is at the moment, and I think we will continue our cooperation,” said the Polish prime minister.











