Mirzoyan: Yerevan Supports EU Involvement in South Caucasus Projects

Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan stated that key achievements of the partnership between Armenia and the European Union were discussed in Brussels during a meeting of the EU Foreign Affairs Council, in response to journalists' questions.

He said that the meeting, chaired by the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs, Kaja Kallas, covered a wide range of issues-from economic cooperation to strengthening resilience in the security sphere, including countering hybrid threats and providing assistance through the European Peace Facility, The Caspian Post reports citing Report.

Mirzoyan noted that a broader regional agenda was also discussed, including the situation in the South Caucasus, opening communications between countries in the region, and the new opportunities this could create.

"We discussed these issues and will welcome potential EU participation in infrastructure projects [in the South Caucasus - ed.]," he emphasized.