Civilnet- U.S. Ambassador to Armenia Kristina Kvien said recent Yerevan-Washington agreements are already reshaping cooperation in energy, advanced technology, and border management, marking what the U.S. views as a transformative year in the bilateral relationship.
- Czechia said it will continue supporting Armenia’s democratic reforms and economic development, emphasizing closer cooperation within the EU’s broader engagement in the region.
- Azerbaijan condemned the new EU–Armenia strategic agenda, claiming it undermines the ongoing normalization process.
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