A joint declaration was adopted during the first-ever Armenia–EU Summit held on 5 May 2026 in Yerevan.

Axar.az informs that Armenian media have published the full text of the document.

The 44-point declaration supports EU–Armenia relations, recognizes the Armenian people’s “European aspirations,” and reaffirms Armenia’s commitment to building a deep and sustainable democracy, as outlined in the Comprehensive and Enhanced Partnership Agreement and the Strategic Agenda for EU–Armenia cooperation.

Clause 7 addresses Armenia–Azerbaijan relations, welcoming efforts to sign and ratify a peace treaty between the two countries. It also expresses full support for the normalization of relations between Armenia and Turkiye, and the inclusive re-opening of all communications in the region based on sovereignty, territorial integrity of the countries of the region, as well as the principles of the inviolability of borders and reciprocity.

The declaration also covers developments in the Middle East, notes that EU investments in Armenia are expected to reach €2.5 billion, and highlights support for the “Crossroads of Peace” initiative and the TRIPP project, along with plans to strengthen transport and energy security ties between the EU and Armenia.