Excellent news for Armenia’s fisheries and aquaculture industry! As of March 16, 2025, Armenia has been officially authorized to begin exporting aquaculture fish and fish products (including caviar and fish eggs) to European Union Member States under Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/354, provided that the establishments concerned are registered in the TRACES system.

During the ITB Berlin 2025 international travel exhibition, Armenia was named “Destination of the Year” for Adventure Tourism at the PATWA International Travel Awards. The distinction was announced by the Armenian Tourism Committee.

Join us for an exclusive webinar to gain a deeper understanding of the challenges, priorities, and initiatives of the French-Armenian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCIFA)!

Following Arthur, the Little Prince of Armenia, published by Sigest in September 2022, Antoine Bordier returned in 2024 with his new publisher, Le Lys Bleu, releasing in quick succession the second and third volumes of the series: Arthur, the Little Prince of Lebanon and Arthur, the Little Prince of Egypt. An interview with an unconventional author now writing his twelfth book.

Jean Bekirian, a 22-year-old golfer, has just achieved an exceptional milestone by earning his place in the premier division of European golf, the DP World Tour. This success marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter for this Franco-Armenian talent, who embodies the richness of two cultures that inspire him and drive him to excel every day. France, his adopted homeland, has trained and shaped him, while Armenia, his country of origin, continues to inspire him and motivate him to represent his roots on the international stage

Nairi is a coach passionate about sports and well-being, with a life journey that has led her to combine her love of physical activity with a commitment to humanitarian work. Coming from a family of athletes, she grew up immersed in the world of sports. Her professional path led her to obtain a BPJEPS diploma in Paris in 2019. In 2020, after participating in a humanitarian mission in Armenia following the war, she decided to settle there permanently while continuing to work with clients in France through online coaching.

The delegation led by Deputy Prime Minister Tigran Khachatryan met with Éric Lombard, France’s Minister of the Economy, Finance, and Industrial and Digital Sovereignty, during an official working visit to France.

In 2024, Armenia’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) surpassed the threshold of 10 trillion AMD (USD 25.8 billion), exceeding the levels recorded over the past three decades. GDP per capita reached 3.34 million AMD (USD 8,501).

On February 27, Enterprise Armenia launched a roundtable discussion with representatives of sector-specific business associations.

As part of the development of Armenia’s new export strategy, particular emphasis has been placed on improving product quality. This was stated by Narek Hovakimyan, Deputy Minister of Economy of the Republic of Armenia, during the fourth session of the EU–Armenia Parliamentary Partnership Committee, held at the Armenian Parliament.

Armenia’s economy recorded 5.9% growth in 2024, surpassing the threshold of 10 trillion drams.