Armenia and Malawi have established diplomatic relations. The signing ceremony took place Friday, Jan 20, at the Permanent Mission of Armenia to the United Nations in New York, The Maravi Post reported.
Malawi’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Brian Bowler, signed the diplomatic papers on behalf of the Malawi government whereas his counterpart, Karen Nazarian, signed on behalf of the Armenian government. Both envoys said it would open opportunities to their two peoples.
Armenia hopes to open its doors to Malawi tour operators to visit the Asian country, specifically century-old monasteries and other touristic resorts, while Malawi is keenly looking forward to explore opportunities that exist of its tobacco and other agricultural products.
According to a communiqué released after the ceremony, the two countries have agreed to promote their bilateral cooperation through their diplomatic missions at the United Nations and other convenient diplomatic channels.
The two countries are convinced that the establishment of diplomatic relations corresponds with the national interests of both countries and will further strengthen international peace and security.
