Foreign Minister presented the activities of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 2014

In 2014 Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Armenia, based on the foreign policy guidelines and assignments outlined by the President of Armenia, continued its activities aimed at the strengthening of the country's external security component, maintenance of external favorable conditions and guaranties for the development of the country; increase of the number of Armenia’s friends on various cont

The consultations of Senior officials of MFA and Heads of Diplomatic Missions were held in Yerevan

On May 2 the regular meeting of Senior Officials of MFA and Heads of Diplomatic Missions was launched at the conference hall of Karen Demirchyan Sports and Concerts Complex.

The Armenian Minister of Foreign Affairs participated in the 19th Council of the OSCE Ministerial Council

On December 6, the 19th Council of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) started in Dublin, which was attended by the Armenian delegation led by Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian.Foreign Ministers of 57 OSCE member states, as well as the representatives of around two dozen international organizations attended the meeting.The first meeting Edward Nalbandian in Dublin was

Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian’s address and answers to the questions of the journalists during the press conference on summarizing the year in foreign policy

Question: Mr. Minister, different media outlets report about the upcoming meeting of the Presidents of Armenia, Russian and Azerbaijan. To what extent do those news corresponded to the reality, and don’t you think it would be the last meeting in such a format? Thank you.

Political consultations between the MFAs of Armenia and Italy took place in Rome

On June 3, political consultations between the MFAs of Armenia and Italy took place in Rome. In the course of the consultations, the RA Deputy Foreign Minister Arman Kirakossian with his Italian counterpart, Senator Alfredo Mantica discussed a number of issues related to the Armenian-Italian relations and regional cooperation.

The Interview of the Armenian Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister Shavarsh Kocharyan to Panorama.am

Question: Mr. Kocharyan, in practice, every day not only threats to launch military operations are sounded in Baku, including the highest level statements, but also claims are issued to the territories of both the Republic of Nagorno-Karabakh and Republic of Armenia. How do you comment this?

Exclusive interview of the RA Deputy Foreign Minister Shavarsh Kovharian to the International News Agency "Novosti-Armenia"

“Novosti-Armenia” – Mister Kocharian, can we say that there is a new situation in the settlement of Karabakh issue after the meeting of the Presidents of Armenia, Azerbaijan and Russia in Sochi? \r\nShavarsh Kocharian - Yes, you can, but after the Sochi statement, Azerbaijan stated that the peaceful settlement does not exclude military activities. That was the same situation as

The Ministers of Foreign Affairs and Defense attended the North Atlantic Council’s meeting of Heads of States and Governments dedicated to Afghanistan

On November 20, the meeting of Heads of States and Governments of the North Atlantic Council (NAC) dedicated to Afghanistan took place. The Foreign Affairs and Defense Ministers of the Republic of Armenia Edward Nalbandian and Seyran Ohanyan attended the meeting.

Edward Nalbandian meets with the representatives of American Armenian community

The visit of Foreign Minister of Armenia to New York has been full of meetings with the representatives of American Armenian organizations. During the reception hosted in honour of Armenian Foreign Minister at the Eastern Diocese of the Armenian Church of America by the Primate Archbishop Khajag Parsamian, Edward Nalbandian presented to the representatives of the Armenian

Speech by Foreign Minister Vartan Oskanian at the Conference on the Southern Caucasus- Political Challenges and Development Perspectives

I appreciate the opportunity to speak before you on our political challenges, on resolving conflicts and perhaps most importantly, on development. When I’m at the OSCE or at the Council of Europe, I speak with my foreign minister’s hat on. Here, in this more theoretical forum, I’d like to use the opportunity to speak