Foreign Ministers of Armenia and Netherlands discussed work aimed at enriching strategic partnership agenda between two countries
Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Armenia Ararat Mirzoyan held a telephone conversation with Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of the Netherlands Tom Berendsen, the Armenian Foreign Ministry said in a readout.
Minister Mirzoyan congratulated his Dutch counterpart on assuming the position and wished him success, emphasizing Armenia’s commitment to consistently developing its partnership with the Netherlands.
The ministers discussed efforts aimed at enriching the strategic partnership agenda between Armenia and the Netherlands. They expressed satisfaction with the importance attached to cooperation with Armenia in the coalition agreement of the Dutch government.
The prospects for cooperation in various formats, including the deepening of the Armenia–EU partnership, were also discussed. The upcoming high-level visits and events, including the European Political Community Summit and the “Yerevan Dialogue” diplomatic forum, were addressed.
Mirzoyan and Berendsen also exchanged views on challenges on the path to democratic development.


















































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