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    SARGSYAN: ARMENIA EXPECTS FROM EU BIGGER ASSISTANCE FOR REFORMS

    YEREVAN, July 10. /ARKA/. Armenia is determined to continue and give a
    new impetus to the large-scale reforms implemented in different areas
    and with this regard is anticipating added assistance for their
    implementation, Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan said today as he met
    with European Commissioner for Enlargement and European Neighborhood
    Policy Stefan Fule in Yerevan, the Armenian president's press office
    reports.

    "The parties spoke with satisfaction about the Armenia-EU relations,
    pivotal cooperation carried out in the framework of Eastern
    Partnership and the process of negotiations on the Deep and
    Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement which constitutes an integral part
    of the Association Agreement," the press release says.

    Fule and Sargsyan noted with contentment progress in cooperation on
    mobility, underscoring that the Agreements on Visa Facilitation and
    Readmission have already been signed and now are undergoing the
    process of ratification.

    The European Commissioner spoke also about preparations for the
    Eastern Partnership Summit in Vilnius.

    Association Agreement between Armenia and the European Union is
    expected to be initialed in November in Vilnius at the Eastern
    Partnership Summit.

    The Association Agreement will replace the present Agreement on
    Partnership and Cooperation and will be aimed at deepening relations
    between Armenia and the European Union in various areas, including
    foreign policy, democracy, economic integration, energy and movement
    of people.

    On February 29, 2012, the European Union's Trade Commission consisting
    of 27 members decided to start negotiating with Armenia over the Deep
    and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement. This agreement will enable
    Armenia to diversify its exports and enter the European market on
    advantageous conditions. ---0----

    - See more at: http://arka.am/en/news/politics/sargsyan_armenia_expects_from_eu_bigger_assistance _for_reforms/#sthash.OVeJxDCI.dpuf



    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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