A sourced record of Armenia–EU diplomacy, agreements, reforms, mobility, economic support and security cooperation.
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2019
Justice dialogue reviews reform strategies
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Reforms · Justice & rights
The second Strategic Policy Dialogue linked EU support to Armenia’s draft judicial and anti-corruption strategies.
The 4 October meeting discussed the draft 2019–2023 judicial and 2019–2022 anti-corruption strategies and instruments for implementation. It followed the dialogue’s September 2018 launch; drafts were not completed reforms.
The Council reviewed CEPA implementation and judicial, electoral and economic reforms.
The meeting welcomed Armenia’s implementation roadmap and discussed justice reform and labour inspection. Its discussion of these measures is distinct from their adoption or verified completion.
Armenia adopted a CEPA implementation roadmap following consultation with civil society.
The joint Partnership Council statement published on 13 June dates the adoption to 1 June 2019. A roadmap schedules reforms and does not establish that its measures were completed.
