Armenia is strengthening its connections with Europe after Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan signed a strategic partnership agreement with Bulgarian President Iliana Yotova in Yerevan.
The agreement aims to boost cooperation between Armenia and Bulgaria across key areas, including politics, the economy, and regional stability. The meeting took place just before the European Political Community summit, highlighting Armenia’s growing role in regional diplomacy.
Pashinyan emphasized the strong potential in Armenia’s relationships with European partners and thanked Bulgaria for its support within the European Union framework. Yotova, in turn, praised the progress of the European Political Community and Armenia’s role in hosting the summit.
In a separate meeting, Pashinyan also held talks with Lithuanian Prime Minister Inga Ruginiene. Their discussions focused on deepening cooperation, especially in democratic reforms and economic ties with the EU.
Overall, these meetings signal Armenia’s continued effort to strengthen partnerships with Europe and expand its political and economic connections.
Source:AA
