A delegation from the EU Council’s Working Party on Eastern Europe and Central Asia, comprising representatives of more than two dozen EU member states, the European External Action Service and the European Commission, visited Kirants on September 29.
Delegation members toured the Kirants settlement. They visited Kirants Basic School, Holy Trinity Church and the delimited section of the state border between Armenia and Azerbaijan near Kirants, Armenpress reported.
During the visit, delegation members were briefed on work carried out following the border delimitation process.
They also viewed infrastructure created in Kirants after the delimitation.
Border delimitation and demarcation work in the area of Kirants village in Armenia’s Tavush region was officially completed in May 2024. The border line was drawn using a legally grounded Soviet-era map reflecting the situation as of 1976.
