Armenia not changing its foreign policy vector - Nikol Pashinyan

ArmInfo. Armenia is not changing its foreign policy vector - Armenia's Premier Nikol  Pashinyan said in an interview with Armenia's Public TV. 

He emphasized that relations with the EU are developing on the basis  of the EU-Armenia Comprehensive and Enhanced Partnership Agreement  (CEPA), which was signed and ratified before 2018. "But it came into  force in our time," the prime minister noted. He emphasized that it  is within the framework of this document that bilateral relations are  developing.

Regarding Russia, Pashinyan said that there are no changes. "We have  not canceled anything, we have not withdrawn from any agreements or  associations," he noted. In this regard, Pashinyan recalled that  Armenia has never hidden its existing problems, including those  related to the CSTO (Collective Security Treaty Organization). "In  2020, Armenia did not make any claims to the CSTO, but after the  events of 2021 (occupation of the Sotk-Khoznavar section by  Azerbaijan), we very specifically raised and continue to raise  problems, and here my assessments have not changed," he emphasized.