EU – Armenia Relations in the Eastern Partnership Program's Context
International relations have been developing rapidly in recent years, integration processes and diversified cooperation are increasing. Often, bilateral relations are built within the framework of multilateral interaction, and it is no longer possible to consider them separately, otherwise the picture will not be entirely complete. On May 7, 2009 the Eastern Partnership (EaP) program of the European Union was launched, in which 6 countries participate: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. Cooperation within the framework of this program is carried out in the political, economic, energy spheres, as well as in establishing contacts between people. It was the Eastern Partnership that determined the relations of the European Union with Armenia in subsequent years, which predetermined the need to consider them in the context of this program.