EU - Armenia cooperation within the Eastern Partnership and its impact on Armenian economy
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Data wydania
2016Autor
Lewandowski, Krzysztof
Mamikonyan, Garnik
Metadane
Pokaż pełny rekordAbstrakt
The European Union has actively engaged itself in cooperation with
its Eastern neighbours. The Eastern Partnership is a concept of political
cooperation and economic integration in the future with six countries –
Moldova, Ukraine, Belarus, Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan. Republic of
Armenia regards this programme as a framework for improving its market
institutions and judicial system and for creation of business opportunities.
Although Armenia decided not to sign the Association Agreement and join
the Russia-led Eurasiatic Customs Union, there is still room for
cooperation with the EU on a sector-by-sector basis. The paper is divided
in three parts. The first one describes the history of the Armenian
cooperation with the European Union within the Eastern Partnership.
The second part deals with the barriers and opportunities for mutual
cooperation. The last part shows the changes in the Armenian economy
during the last decade.
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