ArmInfo. Armenia and the EU exchanged joint statements of intent on cooperation in the field of digital communications. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of High-Tech Industry and AI.
In particular, the document outlines intentions to cooperate with EuroHPC JU. The latter is engaged in the development of supercomputer technologies, computing infrastructure, and artificial intelligence. The document envisages the adoption of the necessary measures for Armenia to join the EuroHPC JU member states. This will allow Armenian research, educational, and technological institutions to access European supercomputing resources and deepen cooperation with European innovation networks.
According to the source, the agreement was reached during the first ministerial meeting on digital issues, held on November 9-10 in Chisinau at the EU Connectivity Agenda.
The event also included a ceremony to exchange a joint statement of intent on ensuring secure and reliable 5G digital communications in Armenia between the RA Ministry of High-Tech Industry and Artificial Intelligence, the European Commission, and the Swedish development finance organization Swedfund. The parties expressed their intention to cooperate to strengthen the security, resilience, and reliability of Armenia's telecommunications networks.
