


ArmInfo. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan took part in the EU Enlargement Summit 2026 organized by Euronews in Brussels.
According to a government statement, during the summit, the prime minister answered questions from the Euronews moderator. In particular, the head of government addressed Armenia’s relations with the EU and their further development, and spoke about the prospects for cooperation with the EU.
Meanwhile, as foreign media report, Pashinyan noted that Armenia may apply to join the EU soon. He described submitting an application to join the European Union in 2027–2028 as realistic. According to him, the final decision on choosing between Brussels and the Eurasian integration bloc will have to be made by the Armenian people.
Pashinyan also spoke about the peace established between Armenia and Azerbaijan, the processes taking place in the South Caucasus region, as well as steps to strengthen peace. In this context, the prime minister touched upon the issues of unblocking regional communications, the TRIPP project, and the opportunities that will open up as a result of its implementation.


