
- 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
Estonia stands with Armenian producers. Trade expo to take place in Tallinn
Estonia opens its doors to over 80 Armenian producers in a large-scale “Made in Armenia” expo. Backed by strong institutional support, the initiative is shaping up to be a turning point for Armenian exports and international visibility.

- 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.
UkraineThe Born Global Experience: An Interview with Trainer Olga Gurtova
A month ago, on July 29, 2025, a representative from the Visionest Institute interviewed Olga Gurtova, a Ukrainian trainer from the Born Global program, which took place in Ukraine starting in November 2024. We discussed her experiences and insights as a trainer for this groundbreaking initiative that aims to help aspiring Ukrainian entrepreneurs target foreign […]
InterviewAki Harima is shaping entrepreneurial ecosystems in a digital age
Professor Aki Harima, the associate professor at TalTech’s Institute of Business Administration, delves into her insights on entrepreneurship, digitalization, and the evolving landscape of international business.
InterviewInterview with Valeriia Kuzmenko, alumnus of Export Academy
Today, we interviewed Valeriia Kuzmenko, the founder of EcoCorn – a manufacturer of environmentally friendly and biodegradable disposable tableware and packaging made from cornstarch-based polymer, and an alumna of last year’s Export Academy. Discover her inspiration and the changes she made after the program. Interviewer: Thank you so much for taking the time to speak […]
InterviewInterview with Nataliia Kulakovska, Marketing Director of KMZ Industries and alumni of Export Academy in Ukraine 2022-2023
InterviewUkrainian Stories: Business in wartime. Oleksii Koleroviy
This year, we will be conducting numerous interviews with Ukrainian leaders. The first of these is with Oleksii Koleroviy, a certified architect, lecturer at the European School of Design, and founder and director of Koleroviy Architecture & Design, who has managed to maintain and, what’s more, develop his business during the war. Asked by Erik […]
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