Currently, Armenia`s efforts are aimed at regulating relations with  Turkey and Azerbaijan - Pashinyan

ArmInfo. The Armenian authorities follow a balanced approach in their foreign policy. RA  Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan  stated this on October 2 during the government hour in the National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia, responding to a question from Shirak Torosyan, an MP from the ruling  Civil Contract faction.

The MP, in particular, inquired about the actions taken by the RA  government amidst attempts to drag Iran into the conflict in the  Middle East and the deteriorating relations between Georgia and the  West.  According to Pashinyan, Yerevan's balanced foreign policy  should not be confused with the policy of complementarity.  As an  example, the Prime Minister recalled the "3+3" format, which was  initially criticized, but Yerevan agreed to participate in. Pashinyan  believes that the decision to participate in this format is very  correct, as it aligns with the logic of regional cooperation. He  described the friendly relations between Armenia and Iran as natural,  not the result of political decisions, but stemming from the natural  bonds between the two neighboring states. Pashinyan also noted that  the same can be said about the relations between Yerevan and Tbilisi.   At present, the Prime Minister emphasized that Armenia's efforts  focused on improving relations with Turkey and Azerbaijan. 

All of these efforts are aimed at achieving one goal: ensuring the  country's security. <Throughout our history of independence, we have  placed all our hopes for the security of the state on the soldier.  However, this approach is wrong, it does not happen. The only  guarantee of the security of our state is peace and the presence of  normal relations with neighbors, there are simply no other  guarantees>, Nikol Pashinyan stated, adding that, despite the  thousand-year presence of Armenians in their homeland, the citizens  of the country are not familiar with the modern world.