Prime Minister Discusses Munich Meetings with CP Faction of the National Assembly

In a recent development, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan of Armenia conducted a meeting with the members of the “Civil Agreement” faction of the National Assembly. This congregation was held as part of the ongoing political discourse and engagement within the country.

The leader of the parliamentary faction of the ruling party, Hayk Konjoryan, stated that the meeting wasn’t just attended by the members of the “Civil Agreement” faction but also saw the presence of various members from the Government. This pivotal meeting highlighted the inclusive approach of the ruling party and its efforts to take all sections of the government along in decision-making processes.

The discussions during the meeting were of high significance. The key points of discussion were the meetings and issues that were previously deliberated at the Munich Security Conference. The message conveyed underlined the importance of addressing these issues and also ensuring that the outcomes of the Munich Security Conference are implemented.

In another update shared by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, it was informed that a crucial meeting is going to be held in Berlin on February 28-29. The meeting will be attended by the delegations of the heads of the foreign departments of Armenia and Azerbaijan. This meeting was agreed upon during the tripartite meeting of the Chancellor of Germany, the Prime Minister of Armenia, and the President of Azerbaijan, which was held on February 17 in Munich.