On December 16, Edward Nalbandian, Foreign Minister of Armenia, had a meeting with Panos Kammenos, Minister of National Defence of Greece.\r\n

Minister Nalbandian and Ambassador Park Ro-byug touched upon a wide range of issues related to the expansion of political, economic, educational and cultural cooperation, as well as legal framework. Both sides highlighted the organization of high-lev

On December 11, at the “Armenia” Center adjunct to the Embassy of Armenia in Vienna, Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian held the annual consultations of the Ambassadors and Permanent Representatives of Armenia accredited to the European c

Ministers Nalbandian and Kurz talked on different issues of bilateral relations, discussed ways of deepening the cooperation, strengthening of interaction within international organizations, as well as regional and international issues. The interlocu

The sides emphasized with satisfaction that there is a solid legal framework including over four dozens documents and agreements, the collaboration in international organizations is developing, inter-parliamentary contacts are on a high-level, the sc

The Human Rights Council recommended the UN General Assembly to proclaim December 9, the day when the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide was adopted, as the International Day of Commemoration of the Victims of Genoci

The Armenian side has long expressed its readiness to start negotiations with the EU on a framework agreement that would adequately reflect the depth and essence of our partnership. We are glad that the decision of the EU Council to open negotiations

I believe we are opening today a new promising page in the Armenia-EU mutually beneficial relations. Many of those, from both sides, who will shoulder the challenging task of the negotiation process are not newcomers and have generated wide experienc

On December 7, in Brussels Edward Nalbandian, Foreign Minister of Armenia, had a meeting with Federica Mogherini, High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Vice-President of the Commission.\r\n

The Co-Chairs state that the parties (as they are mediators, they use the term “parties”) should dispel the impression, that they do not take seriously the commitment to resolve the issue only through negotiations. It is quite clear to wh