Armenian Border Guards to Participate in Turkey and Iran Border Security

During a meeting with the President of Russia, Prime Minister Pashinyan presented details of the "Peace Crossroad" program and handed over a brochure regarding the initiative, while expressing concerns about the terminology and vocabulary used by several Russian officials regarding regional issues.

The discourse of the Government of the Republic of Armenia regarding regional communications is consistent in both closed and open formats. Prime Minister Pashinyan positively assessed the outcomes of his meeting with the Russian President.

A wide range of issues were discussed, and concrete agreements were reached concerning energy, education, and humanitarian sectors. An agreement was also made that from January 1, 2025, the border protection of the Armenia-Iran and Armenia-Turkey state borders will involve the Border Troops of Armenia's National Security Service, while the border control point on the Armenia-Iran state border will be fully operated by the Border Troops of the National Security Service.

Prime Minister Pashinyan thanked President Putin for the services provided by the Russian Federal Security Service Border Troops at the border control point between the Republic of Armenia and the Islamic Republic of Iran since the independence of the Republic of Armenia.