Armenia aims to deepen tourism ties with Kosovo

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04.05.2026, 10:03

During a meeting in Yerevan with Kosovo's current Prime Minister, Albin Kurti, Pashinyan highlighted programs aimed at deepening ties in tourism.

Armenia aims to deepen tourism ties with Kosovo

YEREVAN, May 4. /ARKA/. During a meeting in Yerevan with Kosovo's current Prime Minister, Albin Kurti, Pashinyan highlighted programs aimed at deepening ties in tourism.

According to the Armenian government's press service, Pashinyan emphasized the importance of continuing dialogue and steps aimed at further developing bilateral relations.

Kurti expressed his impressions of Yerevan and its history, art, and traditions, and shared his impressions of visiting the Sergey Parajanov Museum.

The two exchanged views on the European Political Community summit and prospects for Armenia-Kosovo cooperation.

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