The Council of the European Union (Foreign Affairs) will adopt a decision launching the European Union Partnership Mission in Armenia (EUPM Armenia) and approve the withdrawal of a cryptographic product at its meeting on 13 July 2026 in Brussels, according to a provisional list of 'A' items published on 26 June 2026. The decision to launch EUPM Armenia is listed as a non-legislative activity scheduled for adoption, while the withdrawal of a cryptographic product appears under 'Other items' for approval. Both items are set to be formally adopted without debate as part of the Council's standard procedure for uncontested matters. The meeting will take place at the Europa building in Brussels. No prior coverage of this file exists in recent months, making this the first formal step toward establishing the EUPM Armenia mission, which aims to support stability and security in the region. The adoption of the decision will mark the official launch of the mission, with further details on its mandate and operational scope expected to follow.
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