Our relations with Georgia and Iran are of great importance: Key points of Pashinyan’s statements after meeting with NATO’s Secretary General
We are interested in continuing to develop the existing political dialogue and expanding partnership with the alliance (NATO), as well as with individual member states.
We hope that the new Armenia-NATO format, an individually tailored partnership program, will be approved soon.
We highly value Armenia’s participation in peacekeeping operations and consider it a significant contribution to international peace and security.
Our parliamentarians are engaged in the NATO Parliamentary Assembly meetings and the Rose-Roth seminars.
Armenia continues to follow the policy of regionalization.
Our special relations with Georgia and Iran are of great importance, and none of our cooperation can be directed against our own region.
I presented Mr. Stoltenberg with the vision and approaches of the Armenian government to establish stability and peace in the South Caucasus.
We expect the firm support of the international community, including NATO, for the peace process between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
I presented the Secretary General of NATO with the proposals for the mirror withdrawal of troops from the 1991 Armenia-Azerbaijan border, the mutual control of weapons, and the conclusion of a non-aggression pact.
We are also committed to the agenda of normalization of relations with Turkey.
In the meeting with the Secretary General of NATO, we talked about reforms in the Armenian Armed Forces; I noted that this process is not directed against any state.
