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2025
EU and Armenian leaders advance the partnership
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Diplomacy · Leaders
Pashinyan met European Council President Costa and Commission President von der Leyen in Brussels to advance the partnership.
The leaders welcomed political agreement on a new Partnership Agenda and sought its adoption by the Partnership Council. This meeting was not a new accession decision or the later formal agenda adoption.