Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan and his Estonian counterpart Margus Tsahkna discussed expanding bilateral trade, promoting Armenian exports in European markets and strengthening cooperation in digital technologies during talks in Tallinn.
The ministers explored opportunities to increase trade and promote Armenian products in Estonia and elsewhere in Europe, highlighting the Made in Armenia exhibition held in Tallinn in July.
They also discussed closer cooperation between Enterprise Armenia and the Estonian Business and Innovation Agency, as well as exchanges of expertise in digitalization, e-governance and innovation.
Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to expanding permanent diplomatic representation in each other’s capitals and implementing the memorandum on enhanced partnership between their foreign ministries.
Mirzoyan thanked Tsahkna for inviting him to events marking the 108th anniversary of Estonia’s Foreign Ministry and expressed appreciation for Estonia’s support for Armenia’s democratic reforms and closer relations with the European Union.
The ministers also exchanged views on international developments and the importance of strengthening both countries’ resilience.
