Armenia plans to open a resident embassy in Tallinn in the coming months, Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan announced during a visit to Estonia.
Mirzoyan made the announcement at a ceremony marking the 108th anniversary of Estonia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which he attended as a guest of honor at the invitation of his Estonian counterpart, Margus Tsahkna.
The minister said the decision marked a further step in strengthening bilateral relations, recalling that Estonia opened its resident embassy in Yerevan in April 2026. The two foreign ministers also signed a memorandum on cooperation between their ministries.
Mirzoyan highlighted the countries’ shared commitment to independence, sovereignty and democratic development, noting that both Armenia and Estonia established their first republics in 1918.
He also recalled historical cultural ties, including the presence of Armenian students at the University of Tartu in the 19th century and Armenian poet Vahan Teryan’s 1906 work Estonian Song.
Armenia and Estonia established diplomatic relations in 1992.
The ceremony was attended by Estonia’s president and parliamentary speaker, as well as the foreign ministers of Lithuania and Sweden.
