Armenia · 16 parts
- 01Estonia stands with Armenian producers. Trade expo to take place in Tallinn
- 01Armenian companies graduated from Visionest Institute’s Export Acceleration Programme 2026
- 03The opening of the Estonian Embassy in Armenia will give a new boost to bilateral relations: Deputy Minister of Economy
- 04Armenian cheese in the UAE and Europe: Visionest’s program participant sets new export benchmark
- 05First steps in Armenia — and how we got here?
- 06Photo Gallery ⟩ Export Acceleration Programme Launched in Yerevan: From Strategy to Action
- 07Visionest Connect Podcast. First English-language episode: Armenia’s Untapped Opportunities for Estonian Leaders
- 08Armenian producer plans to enter the Scandinavian market with a new Export plan
- 09From Armenian mountains to European markets: An Armenian family tea brand sets its sights on Europe
- 10Export readiness, new products, new skills: Armenian SMEs successfully completed Visionest’s program
- 11New markets: “Our confidence is increased!”
- 12Visionest Institute from Estonia shares strategic knowledge with Armenian companies to achieve export success
- 1360 SMEs across 5+ sectors: Export training program kicks off in Armenia
- 14Visionest Institute Holds First-Ever Info Day in Yerevan to Empower Armenian SMEs
- 0—Gallery ⟩ Visionest in Armenia: A new season of the export accelerator has started in Yerevan
- 0—40 Armenian companies begin journey toward new export markets: Export Acceleration Program launched in Armenia
Sona Grigoryan · Jan 9, 2026 · 3 min
Armenian producer plans to enter the Scandinavian market with a new Export plan
An Armenian producer of dried fruits and snacks, Noyland company, is preparing to implement a new export strategy.
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