Armenia has applied for the third assistance measure from the European Peace Facility, Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan said on Monday.

“Armenia received the second assistance measure from the European Peace Facility, and we have already applied for the third,” Mirzoyan told Members of Parliament at the parliamentary Committee on Foreign Affairs during a 2025 report briefing. 

The European Council adopted the second assistance measure for Armenia, worth €20 million, under the European Peace Facility in January 2026.

The objective of the assistance measure is to enhance the logistical capacities of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Armenia, with a focus on the protection of civilians in crisis and emergency situations. It will also strengthen Armenia’s resilience and accelerate the interoperability of its Armed Forces in case of possible future participation in international military missions and operations, including those deployed by the EU.

The first assistance measure was provided in 2024. Following the January decision, the total support for Armenia under this framework has grown to €30 million.