Armenia's Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan discussed the country's evolving role in international relations during an interview at the newly opened Armenian embassy in Paris. He highlighted the establishment of peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan as a foundational achievement, marking a shift from conflict to cooperation. This new phase, according to Mirzoyan, enables Armenia to focus on long-term development and strategic partnerships. He underscored the importance of regional stability as a prerequisite for economic progress and diplomatic engagement.
Mirzoyan also outlined Armenia’s growing interest in deepening ties with the European Union, positioning the nation as a bridge between Europe and the South Caucasus. Plans for major infrastructure projects were presented as key components of this vision, aiming to modernize transportation, energy, and digital networks. These initiatives reflect a broader strategy to enhance connectivity, attract investment, and strengthen national resilience. The upcoming EU-Armenia summit serves as a significant milestone in these efforts.