Armenia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Ararat Mirzoyan, who was visiting Warsaw, met with Polish Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski to discuss key issues on the Armenian-Polish partnership agenda. The ministers emphasized the importance of consistently implementing agreements reached at the highest level and ensuring the continued development of bilateral relations.
Particular attention was paid to deepening trade and economic cooperation. In this context, Mirzoyan and Sikorski positively assessed the political consultations held between the Armenian and Polish foreign ministries in Yerevan in September, as well as the Armenian-Polish business and investment event organized as part of those consultations.
The ministers emphasized the importance of further strengthening mutually beneficial economic cooperation based on the outcomes of these initiatives. They also noted a positive trend in the growth of Armenian product exports to the Polish market and reaffirmed their readiness to continue joint efforts in this direction.
The two officials exchanged views on opportunities to intensify business contacts between Armenian and Polish companies operating in various sectors. Particular attention was given to prospects for expanding cooperation in high technologies and developing joint initiatives aimed at the digitalization of services.
Mirzoyan and Sikorski also discussed the agenda for further deepening the partnership between Armenia and the European Union. Armenia’s foreign minister highly appreciated Poland’s continued support for Armenia’s European aspirations, emphasizing its importance in implementing democratic reforms and strengthening the capacities of state institutions.
The negotiations also covered developments on the international stage. The parties explored prospects for expanding cooperation, strengthening regional ties and developing connectivity in light of the new realities emerging in the South Caucasus.
The meeting’s agenda also included matters related to the fourth Yerevan Dialogue international forum, scheduled to take place in Yerevan in May 2027. The ministers discussed opportunities for cooperation within the framework of the event, including ensuring high-level participation from the Polish side. (Pan.am)