Embassy of Bulgaria in Yerevan.
Today in Yerevan, Artur Hovhannisyan, President of the Union of Armenians in Europe (UAE) and Commissioner for Diaspora Affairs in Foreign States, held meetings with Vassilis Maragos, Ambassador of the European Union to Armenia, and Nikola Nikolov, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Bulgaria to the Republic of Armenia.
The meetings focused on promoting exports from Armenia to European Union countries, introducing Armenian products to European markets, and expanding economic cooperation between Armenia and the EU.
Particular attention was devoted to the Armenia–EU Export Center initiative. It should be noted that the center has already been established in Bulgaria, while a representative office has been opened in Armenia.
The center is scheduled to officially commence operations in January 2027, with the aim of promoting Armenian products, expanding export opportunities, and fostering cooperation between Armenian and European business communities.
The meetings were also attended by Misak Hovsepyan, Commissioner for Diaspora Affairs in Greece. This initiative aims to strengthen Armenia’s economic ties with European Union countries while creating new opportunities for Armenian businesses, manufacturers, and exporters.
