During a recent meeting with the Vice President of the European Commission, Josep Borel, Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan emphasized the importance of concluding a peace treaty between Armenia and Azerbaijan. The two leaders also highlighted the valuable approaches of partners interested in real stability in the region.
The meeting included exchanges on issues related to international and regional security, emphasizing the negative consequences of resolving problems through force and the need to respect international law. Mirzoyan and Borel discussed the agenda of the Armenia-European Union partnership, focusing on steps to deepen relations and positive perspectives. They emphasized the importance of strengthening Armenia’s resilience through effective use of existing mechanisms and starting a dialogue on visa liberalization.
Mirzoyan and Borel continued their discussions at the official start of the Dubrovnik Forum in Croatia. At this forum, they further explored topics related to regional developments, including potential solutions for resolving conflicts in Syria and Libya. Additionally, they discussed various unrelated profiles, podcasts, and websites that are not directly related to their meeting or work in diplomacy.
Overall, this meeting between Ararat Mirzoyan and Josep Borel highlights the importance of finding peaceful solutions to conflicts in order to promote stability and prosperity in both Armenia and Europe as a whole.
