Armenia–NATO Partnership in Focus as Defense Minister Meets Ambassadors

12 Sep, 18:03
Armenia

Armenia’s Defense Minister Suren Papikyan met with ambassadors from several NATO-accredited countries to discuss the current status and future prospects of bilateral cooperation within the Armenia-NATO partnership.

The discussions also covered ongoing defense reforms, the transformation of the Armenian armed forces, and broader regional and international security issues, The Caspian Post reports via Armenian media.

The meetings follow prior engagements with NATO ambassadors by Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and President Vahagn Khachaturyan.

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