VIDEO. Pashinyan Discusses New Projects with Turkey and Azerbaijan
Currently, Armenia is working on the regulation of communications with Turkey and Azerbaijan. This was stated by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan during a speech at the summit of member countries of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.
"Now we are working on the regulation of communications with Turkey and Azerbaijan, as well as the implementation of trade projects, which we will carry out in the near future, in the coming months, and which will create additional potential for the use of the Caspian corridor that will connect to the Persian Gulf and will be beneficial for all countries in the region," said Pashinyan.
In his speech, he noted that in recent years, Armenia has established strategic relations with a number of countries, and work is now underway to document these relations.
"In recent years, Armenia has established strategic relations with Georgia, China, Kazakhstan, the USA, France, the Netherlands, Germany, Luxembourg, the United Kingdom, Bulgaria, Croatia, Lithuania, and the EU. Our relations with India and Iran are practically strategic in nature. Now we are working on documenting them," Pashinyan added.
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