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Armenia's CU accession and EU cooperation processes are parallel - analyst
February 06, 2014 | 16:07
YEREVAN. - President Serzh Sargsyan's visit to the Czech Republic was
important for Armenia in the context of creating a format for
cooperation between Yerevan and Brussels in the new situation.
Caucasus Institute Deputy Director, political analyst Sergey Minasyan
stated the aforementioned at a press conference on Thursday.
He noted that we are dealing with parallel processes with respect to
the Customs Union (CU) and the European Union (EU).
"Depending on the kind of progress there will be within the CU
framework, there will be EU processes, too," Minasyan added.
As per the analyst, it may be possible to find an avenue, within these
two formats, whose negative impact on Armenia would be minimal.
"At the same time, the processes that are taking place in recent weeks
may lead to an interesting situation this year in the security domain
for Yerevan," Sergey Minasyan noted.
Photo by Arsen Sargsyan/NEWS.am
News from Armenia - NEWS.am
From: A. Papazian
February 06, 2014 | 16:07
YEREVAN. - President Serzh Sargsyan's visit to the Czech Republic was
important for Armenia in the context of creating a format for
cooperation between Yerevan and Brussels in the new situation.
Caucasus Institute Deputy Director, political analyst Sergey Minasyan
stated the aforementioned at a press conference on Thursday.
He noted that we are dealing with parallel processes with respect to
the Customs Union (CU) and the European Union (EU).
"Depending on the kind of progress there will be within the CU
framework, there will be EU processes, too," Minasyan added.
As per the analyst, it may be possible to find an avenue, within these
two formats, whose negative impact on Armenia would be minimal.
"At the same time, the processes that are taking place in recent weeks
may lead to an interesting situation this year in the security domain
for Yerevan," Sergey Minasyan noted.
Photo by Arsen Sargsyan/NEWS.am
News from Armenia - NEWS.am
From: A. Papazian