The European Union (EU) will allocate 2.2 million euros to Armenia to support the visa liberalization process. These funds will be directed towards areas such as border management, document security, and law enforcement reforms.
“Elchi” reports that the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Armenia has released information regarding this matter.
“The European Union is allocating 2.2 million euros to Armenia to support the visa liberalization process. The funding will be directed towards border management, document security, and law enforcement reforms,” the agency’s statement says. It is also specified that the funds will be provided through the program “Support for the visa liberalization dialogue in Armenia in the areas of border management, document security, and law enforcement reforms,” which launched on June 1.
It is also noted that Armenia’s Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs, Arpine Sargsyan, emphasized that this project is the first program in Armenia that directly supports the visa liberalization process. According to the ministry, the mentioned program is being implemented with the financial support of the European Union, by Lithuania, and in close cooperation with the Armenian Ministry of Internal Affairs.
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