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2026
€34 million immediate support disbursed
Economy & supportDisbursement reported
Economy & support · Assistance
The Commission disbursed €34 million to Armenia to mitigate the private-sector impact of Russian trade restrictions.
The Commission explicitly describes this as a disbursed first tranche of a broader package. It does not establish payment of the remaining package or the funding of a single infrastructure project.
President von der Leyen announced preparation of over €50 million in immediate assistance following Russian trade restrictions on Armenia.
The June readout is an announcement, not a disbursement. A later Commission account specifies €52 million; the separately recorded €34 million tranche followed on 19 June.
