EU’S New European neighborhood program to be discussed in Yerevan
25.07.2007,
03:00
The EU’s New European Neighborhood Policy in Armenia will be discussed in Yerevan on July 25. The initiator of the event is the Partnership for Open Society Organization.
YEREVAN, July 24. /ARKA/. The EU’s New European Neighborhood Policy in Armenia will be discussed in Yerevan on July 25. The initiator of the event is the Partnership for Open Society Organization.
The aim of the discussion is to raise public awareness of the activities carried out by ministries and departments during the past months for the implementation of the Action Program within the framework of the European Neighborhood, as well as to discuss the future plans.
For the purpose of establishing new lines of cooperation, new approaches and proposals made by civil society will be discussed in the course of the event.
Armen Bayburdian, RA Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, together with representatives of Armenian ministries, international and local organizations and European ambassadors to Armenia will present the RA Government’s approaches to the issue.
The EU-Armenia Action Plan as part of the New Neighborhood Policy was adopted and came into force on November 14, 2006 during the 7th plenary meeting of the Armenia-EU Cooperation Committee in Brussels.
The program will enable the sides to pass from cooperation to integration, opening a new page in the relations between Armenia and Europe. Z. Sh.—0--
The aim of the discussion is to raise public awareness of the activities carried out by ministries and departments during the past months for the implementation of the Action Program within the framework of the European Neighborhood, as well as to discuss the future plans.
For the purpose of establishing new lines of cooperation, new approaches and proposals made by civil society will be discussed in the course of the event.
Armen Bayburdian, RA Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, together with representatives of Armenian ministries, international and local organizations and European ambassadors to Armenia will present the RA Government’s approaches to the issue.
The EU-Armenia Action Plan as part of the New Neighborhood Policy was adopted and came into force on November 14, 2006 during the 7th plenary meeting of the Armenia-EU Cooperation Committee in Brussels.
The program will enable the sides to pass from cooperation to integration, opening a new page in the relations between Armenia and Europe. Z. Sh.—0--
