Pashinyan discusses peace process between Armenia and Azerbaijan with  his counterparts from the Netherlands and Belgium 

ArmInfo. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan held a meeting in Tirana with his counterparts from the Kingdom of the Netherlands Hendrikus Wilhelmus Maria Schof and Belgium, Bart de Wever.

As reported by the press service of the Armenian Cabinet of  Ministers, the interlocutors discussed issues on the agenda of  Armenia-Belgium cooperation, emphasizing the importance of consistent  development and deepening of political and economic relations. In  this context, the Prime Ministers of the two countries attached  importance to maintaining high-level active contacts and continuous  dialogue.  Steps to strengthen Armenia-European Union cooperation  were discussed. Belgian Prime Minister Bart de Wever reaffirmed his  country's support for the development of Armenia-EU relations. The  Armenia- Azerbaijan peace process was also touched upon during the  meeting.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan also participated in a discussion on  the topic of "Ensuring Europe's Security and Strengthening Democratic  Resilience" within the framework of the 6th European Political  Community Summit in Tirana. The event was held in a closed format and  was also attended by the Prime Ministers of Great Britain, Sweden,  Estonia, Georgia, Luxembourg, Poland, Slovakia, the President of  Greece, and the OSCE Secretary General.