Public Discussion: From Food Safety to the Protection of Consumer Rights.

2026-09-18 16:22

On 11 September, the concluding meeting of the “Reforms in the Food Safety System and Promotion of Safe Poultry Consumption in Armenia” sub-grant project took place.

Representatives of the RA Ministry of Economy, non-governmental organizations working in the field of consumer protection, the business community, Yerevan State University, and the media attended the meeting.

Ms Lianna Asoyan, President and project manager of the “BLEJAN” NGO, and Ms Anahit Mardoyan, a representative of the “Budgets for Citizens” program delivered opening remarks. The latter addressed the main objectives of the “Budgets for Citizens” program, and the results achieved within its framework.

The work carried out, the issues identified, and the project results were presented during the meeting. The advocacy expert of the project presented the strategy for the safe consumption of poultry meat as well.

The event concluded with a lively Q&A session and an open discussion, during which participants presented their observations and proposals aimed at the continuous development and improvement of the sector.

The meeting provided an opportunity to review the accomplished work and the results achieved under the program, and also to discuss potential steps aimed at further improving the food safety sector.

This project has been implemented with the financial support of the European Union within the framework of a sub-grant provided under the “Budgets for Citizens” action implemented by the Armenian Lawyers’ Association, in cooperation with partners “Economic Development and Research Center” (EDRC) NGO and “Agora Central Europe” NGO (Czech Republic). It has been implemented by “BLEJAN” Ecological, Social, Business support Non-Governmental Organization within the framework of the “Reforms in the Food Safety System and Promotion of Safe Poultry Consumption in Armenia” project. The “BLEJAN” Ecological, Social, Business support NGO is responsible for the content, and it does not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union.

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