- Discussions between Maria Malmer Stenergard and Ararat Mirzoyan focused on Armenia's economic resilience, cooperation prospects, and the growing pressure from Russia and the EU.
- Armenia is preparing a major economic support package to enhance its resilience while simultaneously facing pressure from unfair trade restrictions.
Russia has imposed import bans on Armenian flowers, while the EU offers support packages and Armenia seeks new markets like Latvia.
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Updated Jul 17
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Russia has imposed import bans on Armenian flowers, while the EU offers support packages and Armenia seeks new markets like Latvia.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Latvia and Armenia are discussing bilateral relations, including a protocol on the readmission of persons residing without authorization.Sub-event
Russia banned imports from suspected Armenian origin and asked Iran to suspend flower export certifications.1 source
Armenian flower exports face new challenges from Russian bans and diversification efforts to Latvia.1 source