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Pashinyan and Iranian President Meet to Strengthen Ties

Pashinyan, Pezeshkian discuss Armenia-Iran relations in Turkmenistan

Public Radio of ArmeniaOct 9, 20261 min readOriginal: Public Radio of Armenia
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Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan met with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian in Turkmenistan to discuss bilateral relations. The leaders emphasized the importance of high-level diplomatic contacts and expressed satisfaction with ongoing cooperation between the two nations.

Pashinyan highlighted Armenia's extensive bilateral agenda with Iran, noting that Iranian companies are participating in strategic development projects within Armenia. Both officials expressed confidence that Armenia-Iran relations will advance further in the coming period and underscored the value of planned reciprocal visits at the leadership level.

The meeting also included discussions on other matters of mutual interest. The encounter reflects continued engagement between Yerevan and Tehran on economic and diplomatic matters.

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