Remarks by Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian at CORLEAP Bureau Meeting

It is a pleasure to welcome in Yerevan the participants of the Bureau Meeting and the Conference on Local Democracy in the Eastern Partnership Countries. Such meetings provide a good opportunity to share practices and experiences in this important area for the citizens and societies of our countries. Strong local and regional authorities form one of the pillars of an effective and well-governed de

Statement of Armenia’s Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian at Eastern Partnership Ministerial Dialogue

As this is the first occasion that we have gathered after Riga I want to mention that from our perspective the Summit was productive and a step forward in outlining practical cooperation directions in such fields as institutional capacity building and good governance, mobility, market opportunities and interconnections.

Address and Q&A of the Foreign Minister of Armenia Edward Nalbandian at the joint press conference with the Foreign Minister of Russia Sergey Lavrov

Thanks a lot, Sergey Viktorovich,\r\nNot to repeat what Sergey Viktorovich already told, and he covered thoroughly almost everything we discussed during our meeting.

FM Edward Nalbandian’s interview to Slovenian daily newspaper “Dnevnik”

Azerbaijan is bragging about its power, but it is a big illusion. Country, which is preaching war, not peace couldn’t be powerful. Azerbaijan has increased military budget about 30 times in 10 years, has multiplied bellicose statements, hate speech, and regularly threatens to use force.

Interview of Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Shavarsh Kocharyan to Public TV Company of Armenia

Shavarsh Kocharyan: Indeed, that step by the President was a very clear message not only to the authorities of Turkey, but also to international community, to all those states, that were interested in normalization of Armenian-Turkish relations; those actions that Turkish authorities apparently undertake over recent period of time, i.e. wave of denial, that was raised on the very eve of the Centen

Foreign Minister of Armenia delivered an address at the meeting of the FMs of the “Resolute Support” Mission Participating States

On December 2 Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian attended the “Resolute Support Mission” Foreign Ministers’ meeting in Brussels, HQ of the NATO, dedicated to the launch of the mission of providing security to Afghanistan, where he had an address. \r\n

Briefing of Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian with journalists after the meeting of the Presidents of Armenia and Azerbaijan on October 27 in Paris

Question: Mr. Minister, how would you assess, summarize today’s meetings?

Minister Nalbandian’s Statement during the Press Conference following EaP informal Ministerial dialogue

I am glad to welcome Commissioner Fule, Madam Helga Schmidt, Ministers, Deputy Ministers of the countries of Eastern Partnership in Armenia. This third informal meeting has become a good opportunity to take stock of the progress achieved and outline the prospects of the Partnership in the run-up to the Vilnius Summit.

Shavarsh Kocharyan: Territorial integrity of Azerbaijan has nothing to do with Nagorno-Karabakh Republic

How would you comment the statement of the president of Azerbaijan after the army parade that Armenia is frightened because of the parade and the military expenditures of Azerbaijan?

Remarks by Mr. Edward Nalbandian, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Armenia Eastern Partnership Informal Ministerial Meeting

I would like to thank our Georgian colleague- Maia Panjikidze-for warm hospitality and excellent organization of this informal Ministerial meeting.\r\nDuring the past years, we have seen the Eastern Partnership gradually evolving into a substantial framework, offering perspectives that go beyond the European Neighbourhood Policy. The Eastern Partnership Roadmap adopted in July 2012 has served a u