Armenian, Polish FMs discuss bilateral cooperation, EU partnership

Armenian Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Ararat Mirzoyan met with Polish Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Radosław Sikorski.

The Armenian FM is visiting Poland on October 12–13 to participate in the Warsaw Security Forum.

According to the foreign ministry’s readout, Mirzoyan and Sikorski discussed issues related to Armenia-Poland partnership, emphasizing the importance of consistently implementing agreements reached at the highest level.

“Particular attention was paid to deepening trade and economic cooperation. In this context, Ararat Mirzoyan and Radosław Sikorski expressed satisfaction with the political consultations between the foreign ministries of the two countries held in Yerevan in September this year and the Armenia-Poland business and investment event held as part of them, emphasizing the further development of mutually beneficial cooperation based on their outcomes. The positive trend in the growth of exports of Armenian products to the Polish market was highlighted, along with the readiness to continue work in this direction,” the foreign ministry said.

Views were exchanged on opportunities to promote cooperation between Armenian and Polish companies operating in various fields, including high technologies and the digitalization of services, the ministry said.

“Ararat Mirzoyan and Radosław Sikorski discussed issues related to deepening the Armenia-EU partnership. Minister Mirzoyan highly appreciated Poland’s continued support for Armenia’s European aspirations, democratic reforms, and the development of institutional capacities. The meeting also included an exchange of views on international developments, as well as prospects for developing cooperation and connectivity amid new realities in the South Caucasus,” according to the readout.

The two FMs also discussed issues related to cooperation within the framework of the fourth Yerevan Dialogue International Forum, scheduled to take place in Yerevan in May 2027, including high-level participation by the Polish side.