European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos has announced that Armenian citizens have moved one step closer to being able to travel to the European Union without a visa.
The introduction of new biometric passports, supported by the European Union, will significantly contribute to accelerating border checks and facilitating the movement of citizens—a practical step toward closer integration. Armenia is choosing the path of deeper ties with Europe, and that choice is being consistently put into practice for the country's people.
The prospect of a visa-free regime opens up new horizons for Armenians, while practical steps with the European Union take on a clear institutional course. It is time to understand how these processes reflect on the country's internal transformations.
