Pashinyan Presents Armenia's Relations with Various Countries

The balanced and stabilizing foreign policy pursued by the Republic of Armenia is reaching its primary milestones. This was stated by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan in a post on his Telegram channel.

“Our relations with the Islamic Republic of Iran are more substantial than ever. These relations are based on natural interests, which is the most reliable foundation for cooperation and a guarantee of the stability of relations. Our relations with Georgia are in the orbit of strategic partnership, opening new prospects and potential for development. A visible basis for understanding has been formed with Turkey. For all issues in relations with Azerbaijan, the Republic of Armenia has proposed constructive solutions. Not just suggestions, but concrete solutions. In this context, all efforts to provoke escalations in the region are devoid of legitimacy and foundation, meaning that escalation in the region will not succeed.

Our relations with the Russian Federation are more pragmatic than ever, focusing on specific issues without emotional packaging. We aim to develop these relations based on mutually beneficial cooperation and sovereignty. Our friendship with France has been strengthened and developed. Relations with the European Union are closer than ever, as also noted in Brussels. A strategic partnership is starting with the United States. Our relations with India have gained new weight and meaning. Our relations with China are evolving and deepening. New partnership opportunities have emerged in the Middle East.

This positioning creates strong prerequisites for successfully addressing the agenda of Armenia's independence, sovereignty, and sustainability of statehood, which will be implemented in the upcoming phases of balancing and balanced foreign policy,” he wrote.