Foreign Ministers of Armenia and Slovakia discuss possibilities of  expanding bilateral cooperation

ArmInfo. On the sidelines of  the OSCE Ministerial Council the Foreign Ministers of Armenia and  Slovakia, Ararat Mirzoyan and Juraj Blanar, discussed the  possibilities of bilateral cooperation, emphasizing their willingness  to give new impetus to cooperation in various directions through  high-level mutual visits.

As reported by the press service of the Armenian Foreign Ministry,  Mirzoyan and Blanar exchanged views on the EU enlargement process.  The active dynamics of discussions on the formation of a new agenda  for the Armenia-EU Partnership were noted with satisfaction, and  their main components, including dialogue on political and security  matters, were touched upon.

The Foreign Ministers of Armenia and Slovakia discussed regional  issues. Mirzoyan presented in detail the work towards normalization  of relations with neighbors and establishment of stable peace in the  South Caucasus. Referring to the progress made in the delimitation of  the state border between Armenia and Azerbaijan, Minister Mirzoyan  stressed the importance of signing a peace treaty in the shortest  possible timeframe. As an important guarantee for the effective  implementation of the peace agenda, the issue of unblocking regional  communications and the concept of "Crossroads of Peace" developed by  the RA government were touched upon.