Armenia

Together on the path to a greener future

Armenia's green transition and alignment with EU standards highlight its commitment to sustainability and international cooperation. By advancing its green initiatives, the country positions itself as a forward-thinking nation committed to sustainable development and closer ties with the EU.

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The Green Agenda Armenia project, crafted to meet the country's unique needs, aims to accelerate the Green Transition by aligning with the ambitious goals of the EU Green Deal (EGD) and the EU-Armenia Comprehensive and Enhanced Partnership Agreement (CEPA).

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The Green Agenda project management team briefs Armenia's Deputy Minister of Environment Aram Meymaryan on the latest project developments and explores avenues for future collaboration (Photograph by Ilona Kazaryan)

SEI Tallinn's Senior Expert Ivo Krustok, Ministry of Environment's Head of International Cooperation Ruzanna Grigoryan, SEI Senior Project Manager Bernardas Padegimas, and Armenia's Deputy Minister of Environment Aram Meymaryan speak at the project launch in Yerevan (Photograph by Hayk Harutyunyan).

The Green Agenda project management team visits the American University of Armenia (Photograph by Ilona Kazaryan)