Armenia’s economy minister, Gevorg Papoyan, has announced that exports of Armenian products to EU member states have increased by 51%.
In a post on his Facebook page, Papoyan presented statistics on exports to EU member states for the January-September period of this year, comparing them with the figures for the same period of 2025.
In the January-September period of last year, goods worth $475 million were exported to EU member states, while the figure for the same period this year was $717 million.
Papoyan presented the figures by country.
Bulgaria: up 4.9 times.
Malta: up 4.8 times.
Austria: up 3.1 times.
Poland: up 3 times.
Estonia: up 2.8 times.
Slovenia: up 2.7 times.
Finland: up 2.5 times.
Lithuania: up 2.4 times.
Cyprus: up 2.2 times.
Spain: up 2.1 times.
Sweden: up 2 times.
Czechia: up 80.4%.
Croatia: up 71.3%.
Belgium: up 40.6%.
Ireland: up 34.6%.
Italy: up 31.6%.
Hungary: up 31%.
Latvia: up 10.9%.
Romania: up 3.6%.
Denmark: up 1.4%.
Slovakia: down 1.4%.
France: down 1.6.
Germany: down 7.6%.
Greece: down 10.6%.
The Netherlands: down 13.7%.
Luxembourg: down 32.3%.
Portugal: down 32.8%.
