EU to allocate EUR 2.2 million to Armenia for reforms in border  management, document security, and law enforcement

ArmInfo. On June 1, a launch ceremony for the EU-funded project to support the visa liberalization dialogue between Armenia and the European Union took place in Yerevan, as noted in a statement issued by the Armenian  Ministry of Internal Affairs.

According to the source, the EU will allocate EUR 2.2 million for  these purposes. The funding will be directed toward reforms in border  management, document security, and law enforcement.  Minister of  Internal Affairs Arpine Sargsyan emphasized that this is the first  project in Armenia directly supporting the visa liberalization  process. She stated that the initiative represents an important step  towards deepening Armenia- EU cooperation, expanding opportunities  for Armenian citizens to travel freely and with dignity, and  strengthening people to people contacts.