Putin Sends Message to Pashinyan: Messages Also Received from Other Countries

On the occasion of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's birthday, congratulations have been sent by various world leaders and partners. This was reported by the Government of Armenia.

In his message, Russian President Vladimir Putin stated: "Dear Nikol Vovayi, Accept my sincere congratulations on the occasion of your birthday. The Russian-Armenian relations are founded on the age-old traditions of friendship and mutual respect. We are committed to ensuring that these relations continue to develop successfully for the benefit of both countries’ peoples. I wish you health, happiness, prosperity, and success in your state activities."

Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin also sent his congratulations, saying: "Dear Nikol Vovayi, On behalf of the Government of the Russian Federation and personally, I convey my sincere congratulations on your birthday. I note with satisfaction the accelerating development of trade, economic, cultural, and humanitarian cooperation between Russia and Armenia. Joint projects are successfully being implemented in the fields of energy, industry, and transport infrastructure. I sincerely wish you, dear Nikol Vovayi, good health and prosperity."

Kazakhstan President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev's congratulatory message included: "Dear Nikol Vovayi, Accept my heartfelt congratulations and best wishes on your birthday. I am confident that by steadfastly following your strategic course, Armenia will continue its confident progress and successfully implement all the plans laid out for building a strong and prosperous state. I highly appreciate your commitment to further strengthening the relations between Kazakhstan and Armenia, which are dynamically developing in the spirit of friendship and mutually beneficial cooperation. On this occasion, dear Nikol Vovayi, I wish you good health and success in your responsible state activities, and to the friendly people of Armenia, peace, prosperity, and progress."

Kazakhstan Prime Minister Olzhas Bektanov also sent his congratulations, stating: "Dear Nikol Vovayi, accept my heartfelt congratulations on your birthday. Your professional experience, rich life experience, professionalism, and dedication are significant contributions to ensuring the sustainable development of the state. Under your direct leadership, Armenia has achieved considerable results in economic development, demonstrating dynamic growth rates. I am confident that the joint work of our governments in strengthening Kazakhstan-Armenia relations in bilateral and multilateral formats will continue to develop successfully for the benefit of the peoples of Kazakhstan and Armenia. On this occasion, dear Nikol Vovayi, I wish you good health, prosperity, and further successes in your responsible state activities."

Uzbekistan President Shavkat Mirziyoyev's congratulatory message read: "Dear Nikol Vovayi, I sincerely congratulate you on your birthday and send you my best wishes. I am confident that through our joint efforts, the practical cooperation between our countries will continue to develop consistently for the benefit of our peoples' common interests. On this memorable day of your life, I wish you prosperity, health, family happiness, and success in your responsible state activities, and to the people of Armenia, peace, prosperity, and progress."

Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko's message stated: "You are an experienced politician and have repeatedly confirmed over the years that the most accurate compass in international relations is people's diplomacy. It has always shown us the way to rapprochement and cooperation. If we go down this path, following the glorious ancestors' age-old traditions, we can achieve much more together. A significant foundation has already been laid,” the congratulatory message noted. Lukashenko expressed confidence that developments in trade, industry, and the humanitarian sphere would open new horizons for opportunities between Minsk and Yerevan due to high-level support. He emphasized the expectation of continued constructive dialogue on a wide range of issues in both bilateral formats and international and integration platforms.