Armenia is considering seeking EU membership, foreign minister says
- Armenia is considering EU membership to strengthen ties with Western countries amidst tensions with Russia, according to Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan.
- Mirzoyan mentioned in an interview with TRT World that new opportunities in Armenia include potential European Union membership.
- The move signals Armenia's desire to pivot towards the West amid its strained relationship with Russia.
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Armenia Is Considering Seeking EU Membership, Foreign Minister Says
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Armenian Foreign Minister said that the country is actively discussing accession to the European Union
Taking into account the challenges that Armenia has faced in recent years, Yerevan is actively discussing the possibility of joining the European Union. Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan said this in an interview with the Turkish TRT World TV channel.
Former ally is considering joining the EU
Armenia feels increasingly abandoned by its traditional protector Russia and is moving closer to the USA and also the EU. Especially during the war with Azerbaijan over the Nagorno-Karabakh region, which had to be lost and ceded in autumn, the government in Yerevan missed the help of the Russian peacekeepers stationed there. Joining the EU is now apparently also being considered. “Many new opportunities are currently being discussed in Armenia, …
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