ArmInfo. Acting Deputy Foreign Minister of Armenia Vahan Kostanyan, who is on a working visit to Washington, met with representatives of leading American think tanks.
During the meeting, Vahan Kostanyan outlined Armenia's main foreign policy priorities, discussed the prospects for developing a comprehensive strategic partnership between Armenia and the United States, and shared Armenia's stance on regional and international developments.
He also briefed attendees on ongoing efforts to strengthen regional peace and stability, specifically highlighting the implementation status of bilateral and trilateral agreements reached during the Washington peace summit on August 8, 2025. This included initiatives focused on advancing regional connectivity and economic cooperation.
The meeting concluded with an interactive Q&A session.
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