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OANA News (12 December 2025)

“The prioritization of a number of issues in the document titled “Strategic Agenda for EU–Armenia Partnership,” signed following the 6th meeting of the EU–Armenia Partnership Council held on 2 December 2025 in Brussels, is a matter of serious concern, as it distorts the realities of the post-conflict period and runs counter to the overall peace agenda between Azerbaijan and Armenia,” said Azerbaijan’s Foreign Ministry as it commented on the Strategic Agenda for the EU-Armenia Partnership signed between the European Union and Armenia.

“The inclusion of issues targeting Azerbaijan in this bilateral document, which sets the strategic priorities between the EU and Armenia for the next seven years, is unacceptable and, among other things, negatively affects the prospects of Azerbaijan–EU relations.

The wording in the introductory part of the document and several other sections, such as “Karabakh Armenians displaced following Azerbaijan’s military operations,” in reference to Armenian residents who voluntarily migrated from Azerbaijan to Armenia after refusing the reintegration plans proposed by Azerbaijan, as a partnership priority between the EU and Armenia, and the classification of those people as “refugees,” is a vivid example of bias against Azerbaijan.

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