Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Luxembourg Prime Minister Xavier Bettel met today in Luxembourg City and the two reaffirmed their desire to upgrade bilateral relations and strengthen ties between their two peoples.

“Nikol Pashinyan and Xavier Bettel discussed prospects of cooperation in different sectors of the economy - information technologies, processing industry, agriculture, tourism and other spheres. Mindful of boosting business ties, the parties highlighted the importance of business forums. They expressed conviction that the bilateral economic relations have great development potential, and the sides might well expand them through joint efforts,” an Armenian government press release reads.

Pashinyan is on a working visit to the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, and Bettel thanked his Armenian counterpart for the visit.

Pashinyan thanked Bettel for his warm welcome and said his government is keen to develop multi-layered relations between the two nations.

“The Luxembourg Prime Minister said his country prepared to closely cooperate and assist the Armenian government in promoting the planned reforms. Xavier Bettel suggested activating exchanges in the field of education, specifically between universities, and implementing student exchange programs,” reads the press release.