On November 9, at the Estonian Knighthood House in Tallinn, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade of Armenia Ararat Mirzoyan held a meeting with Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Estonia Margus Tsahkna.

Minister Mirzoyan thanked Margus Tsahkna for the invitation to attend the solemn ceremony marking the 108th anniversary of the establishment of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Estonia. The Ministers discussed upcoming activities and the agenda of planned visits. They emphasized the importance of their mutual commitment to increasing resident diplomatic presence in the capitals of both countries.

The interlocutors discussed issues related to further expanding cooperation between Armenia and Estonia in various areas. In this context, they highlighted the importance of implementing the Memorandum of Understanding on Enhanced Partnership signed between the foreign ministries of the two countries.

Ararat Mirzoyan and Margus Tsahkna discussed opportunities to intensify bilateral economic ties, increase trade turnover and expand exports of Armenian products to Estonia and other European markets, as well as joint initiatives aimed at enhancing the visibility and recognition of Armenian products. In this context, the successful holding of the “Made in Armenia” exhibition in Tallinn in July of this year was noted with satisfaction, with particular appreciation expressed for Minister Tsahkna’s personal participation in the event.

The interlocutors emphasized the importance of developing cooperation between Enterprise Armenia and the Estonian Business and Innovation Agency.

The importance of exchanging experience in digitalization, e-governance and innovative technologies, as well as continuously strengthening institutional capacities, was also highlighted.

Ararat Mirzoyan highly appreciated Estonia's support for democratic reforms in Armenia, as well as for deepening the Armenia–EU partnership.

The Ministers exchanged views on international developments, underscoring the importance of consistently strengthening the resilience of both countries in the current circumstances.