ArmInfo. Over the first ten months of 2026, over 908 tons of Armenian flowers were exported from Armenia to 30 countries. This was reported by Ani Badalyan, Press Secretary of the Armenian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, on her official Facebook page.
She noted that Armenia continues to diversify its foreign economic relations, expanding the presence of Armenian products in international markets.
From January 1 to October 12, 2026, Armenia exported 908.6 tons of flowers to 30 countries, including neighboring countries (Turkey, Iran, Georgia), as well as markets in Europe (14 EU member states and Switzerland, Moldova, Ukraine, Serbia), the Middle East (UAE, Oman), Central Asia (Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan), and North America (USA). It is important to note that the geography of flower exports has expanded significantly compared to the same period last year. "If last year, exports were only made to France, the UAE, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Belarus, Georgia, and the Russian Federation, this year the list of destinations has expanded to 23 new markets," she noted.
According to her, Armenian flowers were supplied to the markets of the Netherlands, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Germany, Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, Italy, Poland, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Romania, and France.
"Let us add that the EU's autonomous trade measures (ATM) for Armenia came into force on October 10," she wrote.
It is worth noting that, according to the Customs Service of Armenia, 2,600 tons were exported in 2025, a 17% annual increase, with the customs value increasing 2.8-fold to $23.6 million. Of this, 87.6%, or 2,300 tons, went to the Russian market. with an annual growth of 8.2%. Moreover, in the first half of 2026, flower exports as a whole amounted to over 1.4 thousand tons, of which the Russian market accounted for 1.2 thousand tons, with an annual decline of 32.6%. The customs value decreased by 59.4% to $8.8 million.
