Poland in Armenia

The most important urban event for the first time in Central and Eastern Europe

As part of the European Commission's Team Europe Initiative on vaccine aid from EU member states for the Eastern Partnership countries, on April 11, 2022 Portugal donated a second batch of 200,070 doses of the Pfizer vaccine to Armenia.

On March 21th the symbolic vaccine handover ceremony took place at the “Reference” laboratory of the National Center for Disease Prevention and Control of the Ministry of Health of Armenia. The ceremony was attended by the EU Ambassador to Armenia Andrea Wiktorin, Chargé d'affaires of the Polish Embassy in Armenia Krzysztof Bartczak, Deputy Minister of Health of the Republic of Armenia Lena Manushyan and director of the National Center for Disease Prevention and Control Artavazd Vanyan.

On March 1 ar 10:30 AM we raised the Ukrainian National flag to show support during Russia's invasion.

Please be informed that the Embassy of Poland in Yerevan will be CLOSED from February 10th till 21th. We apologize for the inconvenience.

The EPAPA Programme is organized by the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs in collaboration with President Lech Kaczyński National School of Public Administration and financed with Polish development co-operation funds.

Today, Poland has started its one-year Chairmanship at the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE). Thus, our country is assuming a greater role in shaping security and stabilisation on the European continent in the spirit of the Helsinki Final Act, whose 50th anniversary we will be celebrating in 2025.

The non-governmental organization "ISSD" Innovative Solutions for Sustainable Development of Communities in cooperation with the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Yerevan has implemented the project" Writing grants from A to Z for local communities ", financed under Polish Aid.

There are two poles of fast economic growth in the European Union – Ireland in the West and the twelve countries of the Three Seas Initiative whose economies have grown by 2.8% per annum since they joined the EU. International investors are yet to use the full potential of that rapid pace of development in the region.

As the world is slowly recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic, it is entering an era of uncertainty. Faced with new threats and challenges, we need a fresh perspective on geopolitical realities. It is the strength of national economies that will ultimately ensure citizens’ security.