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EU proposes tariff-free access for 80% of Armenia's exports
04 Jul '26
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EU leaders met Armenia's Prime Minister in Yerevan and proposed tariff-free access for around 80 per cent of Armenian exports to the EU.
The plan is aimed at helping exporters diversify trade as Armenia faces external economic pressure.
EU experts are due in Armenia by mid-July to help producers meet EU standards and build export capacity.
The European Union (EU) and Armenia have moved to deepen their partnership, with proposed tariff-free access for around 80 per cent of Armenian exports to the EU and new support aimed at trade diversification, connectivity and resilience.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos met Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan in Yerevan recently.
Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission
said: “The recent elections have shown the strength of Armenia's democracy. The Armenian people have chosen reform and a closer partnership with our Union. No country should be pressured for a sovereign choice. This is why the EU is stepping up, with €52 million (~$61 million) and proposed tariff-free access for 80 per cent of Armenia's exports to the EU. Armenia can count on us.”
EU leaders met Armenia's Prime Minister in Yerevan and proposed tariff-free access for around 80 per cent of Armenian exports to the EU.
The plan is aimed at helping exporters diversify trade as Armenia faces external economic pressure.
EU experts are due in Armenia by mid-July to help producers meet EU standards and build export capacity.
The proposed Autonomous Trade Measures will liberalise around 80 per cent of Armenian exports to the EU once adopted by th
