EU relations with Armenia are governed by the EU -Armenia Partnership and Cooperation Agreement signed in 1996 and entered into force in 1999

BiH is a potential candidate country for EU accession following the Thessaloniki European Council, June 2003. On 16 June 2008, the Parties signed the

Montenegro officially applied to join the EU on 15 December 2008. On 19 December 2009, it achieved visa liberalisation with the EU and on 1 May 2010,

A Partnership and Cooperation Agreement (PCA) between the EU and Tajikistan was signed in October 2004 and it is currently being ratified by the EU

The EU has been working with the Palestinian Authority to build up the institutions of a future democratic, independent and viable Palestinian State

The EU-Canada Partnership Agenda adopted at the Ottawa Summit on 18 March 2004, identifies ways of working together to move forward, especially where

Norway is closely associated with the European Union through its membership in the European Economic Area (EEA).

Two grand frameworks govern EU relations with African countries. The most long-standing one is the African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP), updated in 2000

The EU helps to ensure the stability of Kosovo through its EULEX rule of law mission in Kosovo, its special representative and the International

EU and Russia co-operate on dealing with a number of global and bilateral challenges. In 1994, the Parties concluded a Partnership and Co-operation