I posted about the new Dutch government coalition agreement in May, and what it may mean for Armenia. The Dutch cabinet presented their more detailed version today, and this is what they had to say:

English version (translated by DeepL):

The Netherlands will continue to take initiative in specific areas where its position allows it to play a role more than other countries. The Netherlands will also support other European countries whose existence is currently vulnerable, such as Moldova and Armenia. (…) In its approach to Eastern and Southern European neighboring countries, the Netherlands will operate bilaterally as well as at the European level, partly from the consideration that concerted action is essential to strengthen our geopolitical clout. For example, the government will work to strengthen European ties with Armenia. In order to develop economically and better connect to regional (transport) networks, Armenia must be able to take full advantage of available EU funds, such as Global Gateway, the World Bank/IMF electoral assistance program and other Dutch programs.

In reality, Turkey is one of their biggest trade partners, hence why the Armenian genocide is still not recognised and hence why they didn’t do shit for Artsakh even though the international court is situated there.

This is just diplomatic mumbo jumbo, they cannot and will not support Armenia if it would deteriorate relations with Turkey.