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Armenian and Indian PMs Discuss Deepening Bilateral Ties

Pashinyan, Modi Discuss Need for Expanded Bilateral Cooperation

HetqJun 25, 20261 min readOriginal: Hetq
Armenian and Indian PMs Discuss Deepening Bilateral Ties

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a telephone conversation to discuss expanding cooperation between their countries. Both leaders emphasized the importance of strengthening Armenia-India relations and expressed satisfaction with the positive trajectory of bilateral engagement.

The call reflects ongoing diplomatic efforts to develop ties between Yerevan and New Delhi across multiple sectors. Armenia has sought to diversify its international partnerships in recent years, and India represents a significant strategic partner for the South Caucasus nation. The discussion underscores both countries' commitment to continued dialogue and collaborative initiatives.

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