Tusk emphasizes  Polish government`s interest in strengthening  collaboration with Armenia

ArmInfo. A meeting between Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and his Polish  counterpart, Donald Tusk, took place in Warsaw, as reported by PM's office.  First, an official welcoming ceremony was held, followed by a private meeting between the two leaders.

 Donald Tusk welcomed the Armenian Prime Minister's official visit, expressing confidence that it would give a new impetus to the development of bilateral relations  in all directions.

The Polish Prime Minister emphasized the importance of expanding  cooperation with Armenia, particularly in  economy, infrastructure,  security, education, science, and some other areas. Also, Donald Tusk  stressed the Polish government's interest in strengthening and  deepening cooperation with Armenia, including as a member state of  the European Union. 

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan expressed gratitude for the warm  welcome and noted the importance of continued development of  multilateral cooperation with Poland. He highly appreciated Poland's  support for institutional reforms in Armenia, and expressed hope that  this support will be continuous. In the context of deepening trade  and economic ties, Nikol Pashinyan pointed out the importance of  promoting economic cooperation. Additionally, the Prime Minister   emphasized Poland's role in the process of deepening Armenia-EU  cooperation.

The parties discussed several issues related to the implementation of  joint programs. They also touched upon the peace process between  Armenia and Azerbaijan, the implementation of the TRIPP initiative,  as well as the further development of Armenia-EU cooperation.