Armenia's FM hails peace, embraces future: EU, elections, trade, 'huge' infrastructure projects
Summary
Armenia’s Foreign Minister, Ararat Mirzoyan, announced that Armenia and Azerbaijan have achieved real peace and are working to make it permanent. He described Armenia’s plans to develop major infrastructure projects and strengthen ties with the European Union while maintaining peaceful relations with neighboring countries.Key Facts
- Armenia and Azerbaijan now have peace, which Armenia wants to make official and lasting.
- Armenia has been under blockade for many years but is now aiming to become a key regional player.
- Large infrastructure projects are planned, such as railways, power grids, and pipelines to connect Europe and Asia.
- Despite recent conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh, Armenia focuses on building its future through development and technology.
- The Armenian people support peace and want closer relationships with the European Union.
- Armenia is improving relations with Turkey and Georgia, and keeps normal ties with Iran, while having some frustration with Russia but avoids conflict.
- Armenia emphasizes its sovereignty and rejects outside interference in its affairs.
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