Yerevan and Warsaw were discussed on the cooperation agenda

Arminfo.  Armenian-Polish partnership issues were discussed at a meeting in Warsaw between Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan and Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski.

As reported by the Press Service of the Armenian Foreign Ministry, the importance of consistently implementing the high-level agreements reached was emphasized in this context.

Particular attention was paid to deepening trade and economic cooperation. In this context, Mirzoyan and Sikorski expressed satisfaction with the political consultations between the foreign ministries of the two countries, held in Yerevan in September this year, and with the Armenian-Polish business­investment meeting held במסגרת thereof, emphasizing the importance of further developing mutually beneficial cooperation based on their results. The positive dynamics of growth in Armenian exports to the Polish market and readiness to continue work in this direction were noted.

The interlocutors exchanged views on opportunities for developing cooperation between Armenian and Polish companies in various areas, including high technology and the digitalization of services.

Mirzoyan and Sikorski discussed issues related to deepening the partnership between Armenia and the EU.  Mirzoyan highly appreciated Poland’s unwavering support for Armenia’s European aspirations, democratic reforms and the development of institutional capacity.

At the meeting, the sides also exchanged views on international events, as well as on prospects for developing cooperation and interconnectedness in the context of the new realities of the South Caucasus, and discussed cooperation issues within the framework of the fourth international conference "Yerevan Dialogue", which will be held in  the Armenian capital in May 2027, including issues concerning the high-level participation of the Polish side in the conference.