ArmInfo. A meeting between the Prime Ministers of Armenia and the Czech Republic, Nikol Pashinyan and Petr Fiala, took place in Tirana. As reported by the press service of the Armenian Cabinet of Ministers, the interlocutors emphasized the importance of maintaining a continuous political dialogue between Armenia and the Czech Republic, as well as enhancing economic cooperation. They aslo discussed issues related to the Armenia-EU partnership and its future development.
Pashinyan briefed his counterpart on regional developments and the steps taken by the Armenian government to promote stability and peace in the region, including the goal and principles of the Crossroads of Peace program. The interlocutors once again reaffirmed their commitment to developing bilateral ties.
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