Armenian premier holds meetings in London 

ArmInfo.Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan met with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz in Blenheim Palace.

The interlocutors emphasized the consistent development of political  and economic cooperation between Armenia and Germany and the  implementation of consistent steps in that direction.

Reference was made to the peace process between Armenia and  Azerbaijan. Prime Minister Pashinyan presented the resolute positions  of the Armenian side regarding the border demarcation process, the  possibilities of unblocking regional infrastructures.

Issues related to the humanitarian problems of people forcibly  displaced from Nagorno Karabakh and the steps to solve them were  discussed. Prime Minister Pashinyan presented details of the  long-term programs implemented by the Armenian government and those  planned in the near future, including the housing security program.  In meeting the needs of the forcibly displaced, the parties also  emphasized the continued support of the international community.

The interlocutors also referred to the further development of  Armenia-European Union cooperation.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan met with French President Emmanuel  Macron in Blenheim Palace.  The interlocutors discussed issues  related to multi-sectoral cooperation between Armenia and France.

Reference was made to the peace process between Armenia and  Azerbaijan. Efforts aimed at ensuring peace and stability in the  region were emphasized.

The interlocutors exchanged ideas on the development of  Armenia-European Union cooperation.

The meeting between the Prime Ministers of Armenia and the Czech  Republic Nikol Pashinyan and Petr Fiala was held.

The parties referred to issues related to various directions of  development of Armenia-Czech Republic cooperation.

Issues related to the peace process between Armenia and Azerbaijan  were discussed. In this context, Prime Minister Pashinyan presented  the resolute positions of the Armenian side.

The Prime Minister also presented to the Czech side the "Crossroads  of Peace" project of the Armenian government and its principles.

Thoughts were also exchanged on the development of Armenia-EU  cooperation.