The new direction of our foreign policy in the Middle East is aimed at consistent activation of relations with the regional countries and the dynamic development of multi-vector cooperation.

The conflict resolution can be based on compromise and compromise means that each of the parties has to take respective steps towards a balanced, measurable solution, which meets the interests of all. 

On September 12, the official visit of Foreign Minister Zohrab Mnatsakanyan to the Arab Republic of Egypt commenced.   

The relations between Armenia and Egypt are anchored on centuries-old friendship, historical and cultural commonalities, and mutual trust.

Starting from September 11, the State of Emergency on the territory of the Republic of Armenia has been terminated and the Decision 1514-N of the Government of the Republic of Armenia on establishing quarantine regime due to COVID-19 has entered into

On September 11, at the initiative of the Armenian side, a phone conversation was held between the Foreign Ministers of Armenia and Iran Zohrab Mnatsakanyan and Mohammad Javad Zarif.   

Question: The Foreign Minister will pay a visit to the Middle East in the coming days. In general, what is the importance of the Middle Eastern countries for Armenia's foreign policy?

Concluding his speech, Minister Mnatsakanyan reiterated Armenia's commitment to promote the cooperation between the two organizations,

On September 4, Foreign Minister Zohrab Mnatsakanyan received the newly appointed Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands Nico Schermers on the occasion of presenting the copy of his credentials.

On September 3, the representatives of Foreign Ministries of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) member states held consultations on the agenda of the 75th Session of the United Nations (UN) General Assembly.