Armenia–Poland relations

Armenian-Polish relations

Armenia
Poland

Armenian-Polish relations are foreign relations between Armenia and Poland. Armenia has an embassy in Warsaw and Poland has an embassy in Yerevan. Poland has recognized the Armenian Genocide.[1]

Polish companies like Lubawa SA also cooperate with the Armenian government. Lubawa-Armenia and the Armenian ministry of defense successfully set up a military industry enterprise, capable of supplying ballistic vests and helmets, vehicle decoys, and tents to the Armenian Armed Forces, and opening the gateway for Polish companies to assist in getting access to Eurasian markets.

Russian, Polish, and Armenian news sources also reported that a Polish company begun conversion of Armenian T72s to PT72U main battle tanks, a variant of the PT-91 Tawdry. [2] [3]

Armenia's main import from Poland are cherries.[4]

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References

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  2. ↑ http://dziennikzbrojny.pl/aktualnosci/news,3,4148,aktualnosci-ze-swiata,polacy-zmodernizuja-czolgi-t-72-armenii
  3. ↑ http://massispost.com/2014/10/first-armenian-polish-joint-military-industry-enterprise-inaugurated/
  4. ↑ Fresh Tomatoes in Poland

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