A wide range of issues related to the expansion and development of the current cooperation between the foreign ministries of the two countries were discussed during the consultations. A special emphasis was placed on issues related to coordination of

Edward Nalbandian and Van Krikorian exchanged views over the pan-Armenian agenda issues.\r\n

During the meeting, Edward Nalbandian and Michael Forbes discussed bilateral agenda issues, touched upon joint steps for intensification of the political dialogue and development of trade and economic relations, underlined the importance of activatin

Minister Nalbandian and Ambassador Del Monaco discussed issues related to the organization of high-level visits, intensification of inter-parliamentary contacts, holding of regular consultations between the Foreign Ministries, expansion of legal fram

On March 23, at the 37th session of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, the Resolution on Prevention of Genocide, initiated by Armenia, was adopted by consensus. About six dozen countries representing all regional groups of the Human Rights Counci

Edward Nalbandian, Foreign Minister, Chairman-in-Office of the Ministerial Conference of La Francophonie, who is in Paris on a working visit, met with Henry Rabary-Njaka, Foreign Minister of Madagascar, which chairs the OIF, and Michaëlle Jean,

Presenting Armenia's initiative to hold an Economic Forum, Edward Nalbandian highlighted that the main goal is to create a permanently operating network of francophone businessmen. Armenia’s Foreign Minister outlined the mission of the network,

The Honorary Consulate of the Republic of Armenia in Chicago (consular district covering the States of Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota) was officially inaugurated on March 22, 2018. A ribbon cutting ceremony at the Armenia’s n

In his remarks, Minister Nalbandian congratulated the attendees on the occasion of the International Francophonie Day and presented in a detailed manner the preparations for the Summit of La Francophonie to be held in October in Yerevan.\r\n

On March 19th, the US-Armenia Council on Trade and Investment (TIFA) convened its session at the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR), in Washington DC. Deputy Foreign Minister Robert Harutyunyan attended the meeting as part of the Armenian