Hovhannisyan noted that the Armenian side has held discussions on the matter with Iran, and no concerns were raised.

“Of course, there is much to do. It’s a long process requiring hard work,” the President of Estonia’s Riigikogu said.

Hovhannisyan proposed giving a positive assessment to the initiative to launch Armenia’s accession process to the EU.

Amnesty International has presented a report highlighting the critical state of human rights in Azerbaijan.

Kremlin spokesperson confirmed Vladimir Putin’s readiness but said the meeting date remains uncertain.

The meeting also addressed the development prospects of cooperation between Armenia and Belgium.

The signatures, verified by Armenia’s Central Electoral Commission, reflect public support for the proposal, according to Zeynalyan.

Rubio reaffirmed the importance of reducing tensions in the Caucasus region to promote stability.

Armenia broadens talks on nuclear plant technologies, engaging new international partners.

Pashinyan is in Switzerland on a two-day working visit to participate in the World Economic Forum in Davos.

“We are doing everything possible on all platforms to ensure the return of our compatriots to Armenia,” Hovhannisyan said.

Armenia’s FIS said the reasons behind Yerevan’s decision to freeze its participation in the CSTO are likely to persist through 2025.

The Prime Minister outlined the government’s reform initiatives to improve investment environment.

Ararat Mirzoyan emphasized the need for dialogue and cooperation to achieve peace while noting challenges with neighboring countries.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan discussed regional peace efforts with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte.

“Anora,” directed by Sean Baker and featuring Armenian actors Karen Karagulian and Vache Tovmasyan, is nominated for Best Picture.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan will attend an international summit in Washington.

Genser emphasized that Trump’s return to the White House could signal a shift in U.S. foreign policy.

This initiative by IDBank aimed to encourage a culture of savings among its customers.

During the meeting, Mirzoyan addressed regional issues and the latest developments.

Speaker of the National Assembly said Armenia remains committed to advancing its European integration process.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan met with NATO Secretary General during the World Economic Forum in Davos.

He said Yerevan is striving to balance its relations with the European Union, Russia, and regional powers.

Secretary of the Security Council stated that from Russia onward, all recognize Azerbaijan’s territorial integrity.

The funds will be allocated for the construction of healthcare facilities, digitization of service quality evaluation processes, etc.

The decision is expected to boost the export of Armenian-made goods to international markets.

“Armenia believes it should strengthen ties with Brussels, EU member states, and the United States,” Grigoryan said.

The MP also addressed the legal justifications for the EU accession document, calling it a “legal absurdity.”

Hovhannisyan noted that meetings occur on various international platforms when Azerbaijani officials are present.

Grigoryan said that Armenia “does not prioritize its relations with one state at the expense of another.”