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06 April 2010 [16:28] - Today.Az


EU Commissioner for Enlargement and European Neighborhood Policy Stefan Fule and Armenian Minister of Economy Nerses Yeritsyan signed a Memorandum of Understanding regarding the National Indicative Program 2011-2013 for Armenia.

On March 2, 2010, the European Commission based on bilateral negotiations with the Republic of Armenia adopted the National Indicative Program 2011-2013, which foresees an indicative allocation of 157.3 million euro from the European Partnership and Neighborhood Instrument (ENPI).

This includes a minimum of 32 million euro earmarked for the Comprehensive Institution Building program and a minimum of 7 million euro reserved for the Cohesion Policy. The assistance will focus on three priority areas – democratic structures and good governance; trade and investment, regulatory alignment and reform; Socio-economic reform and sustainable development.

The principle objective of the EU-Armenia cooperation is to develop an increasingly close relationship between the EU and Armenia, going beyond past levels of cooperation to deeper political cooperation and gradual integration.


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