Pashinyan presents Armenia-Azerbaijan normalization process to OSCE Chair-in-Office

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13.05.2024, 13:51

Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan received a delegation led by Ian Borg, the Maltese Minister for Foreign and European Affairs and Trade who serves as the OSCE Chair-in-Office.

Pashinyan presents Armenia-Azerbaijan normalization process to OSCE Chair-in-Office

YEREVAN, 13 May. /ARKA/. Armenia’s Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan received a delegation led by Ian Borg, the Maltese Minister for Foreign and European Affairs and Trade who serves as the OSCE Chair-in-Office.

Pashinyan and Borg discussed Armenia-OSCE cooperation and exchanged opinions on the developments in the South Caucasus, the press service for the Armenian government revealed. The Armenian PM also touched upon the normalization process between his country and Azerbaijan.

Borg stressed that the OSCE was committed to supporting and promoting stable peace and solving all conflicts in the OSCE area, as well as to efficiently applying the organization’s mandate to ensure regional peace and stability.

Additionally, further development of relationships and cooperation between Armenia and Malta was discussed at the meeting. Borg and Pashinyan also mentioned potential mutual visits at leaders’ level.

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