The remarks and answers of Foreign Minister of Armenia Edward Nalbandian to the questions of journalists at the joint press conference with Sven Mikser, Foreign Minister of Estonia

We agreed to intensify our cooperation within international organisations, as well as to hold regular consultations between the two Foreign Ministries. We discussed a number of regional and international issues, such as the fight against terrorism, refugees, migration flows, which are being faced not only in Europe, but in other regions, too. We also touched upon the situation in the Middle East,

Newly-appointed Ambassador of Serbia presented copies of his credentials to Foreign Minister of Armenia

On April 18, Edward Nalbandian, Foreign Minister of Armenia, received the newly-appointed Ambassador of Serbia Dusan Spasojevic (residence in Athens) who handed over the copies of his credentials.

Briefing of Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian on the outcomes of the Ambassadorial meeting in Artsakh

It has become a tradition that when we organise the Ambassadorial meeting we visit Artsakh. It is symbolic that this time we started the Ambassadorial meeting with the visit to Artsakh; this might provide an opportunity to have a more success gathering.

Armenian Deputy Foreign Minister Armen Papikyan participated in Bali democracy forum in Indonesia

On December 7-8, Armen Papikyan, Deputy Foreign Minister of Armenia, participated in the IX Bali Democratic Forum held under the motto "Religion, democracy and pluralism" in the Indonesian city of Nusa Dua and attended by delegations from 94 countries and international organizations.\r\n

FM Edward Nalbandian’s answers to questions during the press conference on the MFA activities in 2015: Part 2

Armenia has always been an active member of the CSTO. We have always tried to do our best to contribute to the efforts aimed at increasing the effectiveness of the CSTO.

Briefing of Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian on the results of the OSCE Ministerial Council Meeting in Belgrade

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 whom these calls are addressed. And who does threaten to use force, who does threaten to start a war? Is it Armenia? Never!

Armenian Foreign Minister participated in the Eastern Partnership Informal Ministerial Dialogue

On November 26, Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian participated in the Eastern Partnership Informal Ministerial Dialogue in Tbilisi, attended by Johannes Hahn, Commissioner for European Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations, and Helga Schmid, Deputy Secretary General for the External Action Service.

Statement by Minister Nalbandian at the Eastern Partnership Informal Ministerial Dialogue

I would like to use this opportunity to thank you, Johannes, and ask you to convey my gratitude also to Federica for your joint letter on the ENP review process that I have received a week ago and assure that we share the ideas contained therein.

Event dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide in Arnhem, the Netherlands

On April 11, commemorative event dedicated to the Centenary of the Armenian Genocide, organized by the Association of Armenian Women of Gelderland, the Society of Young Armenians of Arnhem and the Armenian Apostolic Church of Arnhem was held in Arnhem, the Netherlands.

Answers of the Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian during the Q&A session with the Government at the National Assembly

Armen Rustamyan. My question is for you, Mr. Nalbandian. I am talking about the subversive group which was neutralized in Karabakh. I have a concern, that the issue could be presented in a different way, thus the essence may be distorted. As, we know very well what policy Azerbaijan pursues in relation to this issue – presenting it upside down to the international community, saying that a no