Mirzoyan, according to his office, emphasized that Armenia highly appreciates the continuous support of the EU member states, including Latvia, in promoting Armenia’s European integration agenda.
Yerevan’s air is far from clean. Sometimes, we don’t just feel the pollution; we can actually see it.
Patriarch Sahak Mashalian led the service with Bishop Mesrob Parsamyan, Primate of the Eastern Diocese of the Armenian Church of North America, who arrived with a special delegation of international pilgrims.
“Putin and Pashinyan will discuss relations between the two countries in Moscow, particularly Armenia’s orientation toward the European Union or the Eurasian Economic Union,” Peskov said.