In every engagement with the governments of Armenia and Azerbaijan, our goal is to encourage them to work toward resolving differences between the two countries and reaching a lasting and lasting peace agreement, State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said in response to a question from Freedom.
“Freedom” inquired whether the agenda of the Pashinyan-Blinken-Von der Leyen meeting planned for April 5 in Brussels will consider support in the political, economic or security fields. Matthew Miller did not provide details about the meeting.
The Prime Minister of Armenia, the Secretary of State of the United States and the President of the European Commission will meet in Brussels on April 5. Secretary of the Security Council Armen Grigoryan gave general information about the agenda of the meeting of the head of Armenia with high-ranking officials of the United States and Europe. It is planned to discuss ways of trilateral cooperation. According to Grigoryan, the meeting is also aimed at strengthening Armenia’s resilience.