YEREVAN. – Eighty percent of the Armenia-EU agreement provisionally applied on June 1, spokesperson for the Armenian Foreign Ministry said.
According to the agreement between Yerevan and Brussels, the Comprehensive and Enhanced Partnership Agreement that was signed on November 24 last year came into force on June 1 not to wait until it is ratified by 28 member states.
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