Armenia850+ Visitors, 80+ Companies, New Partnerships: Made in Armenia Expo took place in Estonia
More than 80 Armenian companies showcased the diversity and quality of Armenian products at the Made in Armenia Expo in Tallinn, attracting over 850 visitors and creating new business connections with international buyers, retailers, distributors, and industry representatives.

- 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
40 Armenian companies begin journey toward new export markets: Export Acceleration Program launched in Armenia
A new export-focused program by Visionest Institute will support 40 Armenian companies in expanding to international markets through practical training, innovation strategies, and AI-based export tools.

- 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
Gallery ⟩ Visionest in Armenia: A new season of the export accelerator has started in Yerevan
On 7 May, the new season of the “Export Acceleration Programme” implemented by Visionest Institute, was launched in Yerevan for selected participants. The kickoff was a substantive and lively meeting that already laid the foundation for new export plans for Armenian companies.

- 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
The opening of the Estonian Embassy in Armenia will give a new boost to bilateral relations: Deputy Minister of Economy
Anushik Avetyan emphasized the continuous development of cooperation between Armenia and Estonia, describing it as a partnership based on mutual trust, a shared commitment to reforms, and competitiveness and innovation.

- 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
Photo Gallery ⟩ Export Acceleration Programme Launched in Yerevan: From Strategy to Action
A new Export Acceleration Programme has been officially launched in Yerevan to help Armenian companies grow beyond the domestic market and enter international markets.

- 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
Visionest Connect Podcast. First English-language episode: Armenia’s Untapped Opportunities for Estonian Leaders
In the first English-language episode of Visionest Connect, Armenia’s Honorary Consul in Estonia, Piruza Harutyunyan, and Armenian television journalist Sona Grigoryan explored a lesser-known yet rapidly developing side of Estonia-Armenia relations. The conversation covered topics such as adopting the digital nation experience, the growth of startups and export opportunities, the role of the diaspora, and […]

- 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
Armenian cheese in the UAE and Europe: Visionest’s program participant sets new export benchmark
With over two decades of cheese production, Armenia-based Alashkert Group is soon to enter a new era of exporting its products internationally. As a result of participation in Visionest’s Export Training, Alashkert Group has created an entirely new strategy on exporting, focusing on the UAE markets as well as the European ones, while at the same time broadening product output.

- 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
Export readiness, new products, new skills: Armenian SMEs successfully completed Visionest’s program
Dozens of Armenian small and medium-sized enterprises have completed a three-month “Export Training Program,” marking a new step in Armenia’s efforts to build export-ready businesses and diversify its economy.

- 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
New markets: “Our confidence is increased!”
Meet Anna Grigoryan, a representative of a snack-producing Armenian company, Apache Group. According to her, Apache has a clear ambition: to expand its presence beyond Armenia and include more countries in its export geography.

- 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
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.

- 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
From Armenian mountains to European markets: An Armenian family tea brand sets its sights on Europe
In 2025, Vahe Khalatyan and his family made a decision: to enter the food industry with their company, Noyeny, and revive a deeply personal tradition. The inspiration came from the mountains.

- 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
Visionest Institute from Estonia shares strategic knowledge with Armenian companies to achieve export success
The export training programme compiled by Visionest Institute and launched for the first time in Yerevan on 10 September is a step that will influence growth not only for the participants but more broadly for the future prospects of Armenia’s business sector. The number of exporting companies must grow significantly within five years.
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