YEREVAN – The foreign ministers of Armenia and the Netherlands have concluded high-level talks focused on enhancing bilateral cooperation across multiple sectors. The discussions, which included expanded delegations from both nations, centered on advancing the strategic partnership between the two countries.
During the meeting, officials explored concrete measures to deepen economic collaboration and expand business connections, building upon the existing political dialogue. Armenian representatives acknowledged Dutch support in developing commercial capabilities and facilitating access to European markets, alongside financial cooperation through international financial institutions.
The Armenian side emphasized the significance of its partnership with the Netherlands within the broader context of European cooperation, highlighting ongoing efforts to strengthen national resilience through existing European frameworks.
The dialogue also addressed collaboration within international organizations and examined current global and regional developments. Both parties discussed recent diplomatic progress in the South Caucasus region, with particular attention to normalization processes between neighboring states.
