During a recent meeting with the Foreign Minister of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ararat Mirzoyan, the Armenian Foreign Minister discussed Armenia’s progress towards democratic development. Mirzoyan expressed Armenia’s desire to have a thriving economy with cutting-edge technologies and to engage in projects that enhance regional connectivity. These objectives bring Armenia closer to the EU and present opportunities for collaboration with Balkan countries.
Mirzoyan also shared Armenia’s priorities in developing a new partnership agenda with the EU and collaborating with partners to enhance its resilience. He introduced the “Crossroads of Peace” program, highlighting its benefits for the economy and regional stability. Additionally, Mirzoyan addressed the challenges in the South Caucasus and stressed the importance of negotiating a peace treaty between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
Mirzoyan emphasized that Armenia is committed to promoting democracy, human rights, and good governance in order to achieve its economic goals. He also noted that collaboration with Balkan countries is crucial for achieving these objectives as it presents opportunities for knowledge sharing and investment in emerging technologies.
Furthermore, Mirzoyan highlighted the importance of strengthening regional cooperation to address common challenges such as terrorism, organized crime, and climate change. He stressed that Armenia is ready to work closely with its neighbors to promote peace and stability in the region.
Overall, during his meeting with Mirzoyan, it was clear that Armenia is making progress towards democratic development while pursuing ambitious economic goals. The country’s commitment to regional cooperation is essential for achieving these objectives and promoting peace and stability in the South Caucasus.
