ArmInfo. The European Union will provide Armenia with 143 million euros in financial assistance. On March 12, the Armenian government approved the Multi-Sector Budget Support Agreement funding agreement with the European Commission.
As stated in the explanatory note to the document, in July 2025, that in July 2025, the European Commission approved a multi-annual action plan for the EU financial assistance for Armenia under the Resilience and Growth Plan for the fiscal years 2025-2027 worth 143 million euros, consisting of two components: budget support and technical assistance, worth 90 million euros and 53 million euros, respectively. The budget support areas are: public financial management and internal control, export diversification, visa liberalization and rule of law dialogue, as well as employment, skills, and social inclusion.
Operation priorities include bringing Armenia closer to the EU, promoting a sustainable and inclusive society, and investing in infrastructure and business development. "As part of the budget support, Armenia has committed to implementing 34 measures, including the introduction of a biometric identification system, universal health insurance and the continued implementation of the housing program for Nagorno- Karabakh refugees," the document states. The program envisages providing Armenia with 90 million euros in budget support and 53 million euros in technical assistance.
It is noted that the signing of the Agreement is conditioned by the commitments undertaken by the Armenian government within the framework of the 2021-2026 program, according to which "Armenia will continue its bilateral and multilateral cooperation with the European Union and EU Member States based on the Comprehensive and Enhanced Partnership Agreement (CEPA) and other jointly signed documents."
The Agreement is also a result of the 2024 Brussels Summit. The package of measures totaling 270 million euros was announced by the EU during a high-level trilateral meeting on April 5 and is also intended to support the new partnership agenda between Armenia and the EU.
