The European Commission has announced the provision of temporary trade preferences for Armenia in order to support its exports to the European Union market. The decision was announced as part of the European Commission's daily information bulletin in Brussels. The initiative is viewed as part of a broader EU policy to strengthen economic cooperation with Armenia and expand access for Armenian goods to the European market. The details of the preferences mechanism, their timeframe, and the product categories covered were not specified in the announcement. This step fits within the broader context of developing relations between the European Union and the Eastern Partnership countries, aimed at diversifying trade links and supporting economic stability in the region.