The two officials discussed the evolving peace situation in the South Caucasus and actions being taken within that context.

Mirzoyan reaffirmed Armenia’s readiness to continue its support for humanitarian demining efforts in Syria.

Armenian PM requested information on U.S. actions regarding Armenian detainees in Baku.

Earlier, Armenian Deputy Prime Minister Mher Grigoryan also met with Magdalena Grono to review regional developments.

It will position Armenia as a regional innovation center, especially in fields like biosciences, robotics, and aerospace technologies.

“Putin called me and said he couldn’t believe I pulled it off,” Trump stated during the U.S.-Saudi Arabia investment conference.

Maintenance and operational expenses for the equipment will be covered by funds allocated to the NSS from Armenia’s state budget.

“Establishing diplomatic relations with Turkey and opening the border is indeed important for Armenia,” he said.

Ara Ghazaryan emphasized that individuals who file or have already filed legal claims may expect legal protection.

In addition to transport, the ministers exchanged views on several other issues related to the two countries’ economic agendas.

“For the first time in our history, Armenia has a female Minister of Internal Affairs and a female Prosecutor General,” he said.

In his address, Matevosyan said that COP17, which Armenia will host, could serve as a platform to unify global environmental agendas.

Vedi council greenlights project for mining and cement plant at Karmir Sar despite ecological concerns.

“Your loyal support gives us the strength to keep going and become a stronger team,” the coach said.

They exchanged views on establishing peace in the South Caucasus and the unblocking of transport routes and logistics corridors.

The Armenian Patriarch offered his blessing to the clergy, urging priests to serve the nation’s people without fear.

Olivier Decottignies noted that France was one of the first countries to recognize Armenia’s independence

Speaking in Istanbul, Armenian MP Sargis Khondanyan said he expects tangible progress in relations between Armenia and Turkey.

Under a new law, foreign-language films shown in Armenian cinemas must now include Armenian subtitles.

Hikmet Hajiyev again promotes the so-called ‘Zangezur corridor’ narrative, linking new infrastructure to regional transport ambitions.

Discussions included expanding import-export processes and understanding how Armenian businesses can enter and operate in the U.S. market.

In a Facebook post, Avanesov described the systematic destruction of cultural heritage in the region as “cultural genocide.”

The only variation noted was a slight change in the number of invalid ballots.

Robert Amsterdam called the situation “a brutal violation of legal, moral, and humanitarian norms.”

PSRC stated that Romanos Petrosyan is obligated to ensure the company’s normal operation, including its financial stability.

He said that the recent trip to Yerevan was just one part of a broader process aimed at establishing regular communication.

The Baku court refused to dismiss the interpreter in Ruben Vardanyan’s case, citing the mistake as minor and non-deliberate.

“Yerevan is showing openness on the issue of normalizing relations,” the Turkish Foreign Minister said.

This initiative will enable instant money transfers between Armenia and Georgia, enhancing the accessibility and speed of payment services.

They highlighted the importance of maintaining momentum in the ongoing border delimitation process.