With Armenia set to take the European spotlight as the host of two major summits in early May, European Union Ambassador Vassilis Maragos explains the next phase in Armenia-European Union relations. The conversation explores progress on visa liberalization, EU support for Armenia’s resiliency, and the bloc’s role in expanding security and regional connectivity. Ambassador Maragos addresses concerns about neutrality ahead of Armenia’s June parliamentary elections, stressing that the EU does not take sides but supports democratic institutions and processes.
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