The newly launched European Union Mission in Armenia - EUPM, the EU Partnership Mission to Armenia - has started its work.
Chief of Staff of the Armenian Prime Minister’s Office Lilit Makunts met with Cosmin Dinescu, Head of EUPM in Armenia, to discuss priority areas of cooperation and institution building.
The meeting highlighted the EUPM’s role in supporting Armenia’s state institutions and building capacity across government bodies to counter hybrid threats and evolving security challenges.
Lilit Makunts emphasized the need for streamlined, multi-agency involvement to maximize the advisory impact of the mission across targeted sectors.
EUPM Armenia is a civilian advisory mission under the CSDP, established in April 2026 and launched on July 13, 2026, following a request from the Armenian government. Unlike EUMA (the Monitoring mission along the border), EUPM Armenia operates as a non-executing, civilian advisory mechanism focused on hybrid threat resilience, cyber defense, and institutional capacity building.
source: commonspace.eu with Orbeli Centre (Yerevan) and agencies