EU plans tariff-free access for most Armenian exports
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
65% : She added that EU experts will travel to Armenia in mid-July to work with producers, businesses and exporters, helping them make full use of the opportunities offered by the country's privileged partnership with the European Union.61% : She also said the measures would open the EU single market to Armenian beverages and spirits, according to Factor.am .
59% : These measures will liberalize approximately 80% of Armenia's exports to the European Union.
58% : The measures will open Europe's market to Armenia's fresh agricultural produce, vegetables, fruit and plant-based products that have previously been exported to Russia, while also opening the EU single market to Armenian beverages and spirits.
57% : PanARMENIAN.Net - About 80% of Armenia's exports could become tariff-free on the European Union market, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said at a joint press conference with Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan in Yerevan.
57% : When Armenia moves closer to the European Union, the South Caucasus moves closer as well.
57% : But rest assured: when pressure builds on our partners, the European Union steps forward.
55% : This will allow products currently destined primarily for the Russian market to be redirected to the EU's single market of 450 million consumers.
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