Our New Foreign Minister Must Be Maximally Acceptable, Perceptible, and Recognized by Russia

Internationalist Suren Sargsyan wrote on his Facebook page: "To clarify my previous post: Our new foreign minister must be:

1. Maximally acceptable, perceptible, and recognized by Russia;
2. Thoroughly well-versed in the negotiation process;
3. Directly involved in negotiations;
4. Have direct communication with the Russian leadership (including personal connections);
5. Acceptable to Washington and Paris;
6. Work independently, with minimal influence from the leadership;
7. Have serious diplomatic service experience.

It is complicated, but if even 100 hectares can be reclaimed for our benefit as a result of the demarcation of the drawn map, and if there is a 1% chance to avoid an agreement with such disgraceful wording, then it must be done. We cannot be complexed. We must call and invite for the sake of the state's future, even if temporarily. It's not a matter of days, but of hours. There aren’t many candidates who meet the aforementioned standards. I see two. Are there other thoughts?"