Armenia has shipped the first batches of roses and vegetables to new markets, including the EU – Pashinyan
02.06.2026,
18:13
The first batch of roses and vegetables from Armenia has already been shipped to new markets, announced Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.
YEREVAN, June 2. /ARKA/. The first batch of roses and vegetables from Armenia has already been shipped to new markets, announced Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.
Pashinyan made this statement during an election campaign in the Gegharkunik region, responding to a question about which countries Armenia has reached export agreements with (against the backdrop of restrictions on the export of certain types of Armenian products to Russia – ed.).
When asked whether this refers to the EU markets or other destinations, Pashinyan replied: "The European Union and others."
According to him, several business delegations are already working in the new markets.
"The first batches of roses and vegetables have already been shipped. When they arrive, I will tell you which countries," the Prime Minister noted.
Pashinyan also expressed confidence that there will be no problems selling Armenian products. "Not a single product will go unsold. Products are already being exported to other destinations," he stated.
Pashinyan made this statement during an election campaign in the Gegharkunik region, responding to a question about which countries Armenia has reached export agreements with (against the backdrop of restrictions on the export of certain types of Armenian products to Russia – ed.).
When asked whether this refers to the EU markets or other destinations, Pashinyan replied: "The European Union and others."
According to him, several business delegations are already working in the new markets.
"The first batches of roses and vegetables have already been shipped. When they arrive, I will tell you which countries," the Prime Minister noted.
Pashinyan also expressed confidence that there will be no problems selling Armenian products. "Not a single product will go unsold. Products are already being exported to other destinations," he stated.
