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Belgium PM Dee Croo met with his Armenian colleague, Nikol Pashinyan

Simona Mazzeo
Simona Mazzeo
Belgium PM Dee Croo met with his Armenian colleague, Nikol Pashinyan

Brussels (Brussels Morning) – Presidents of Belgium and Armenia met at the inaugural ceremony of the nuclear energy summit and discussed issues related to Armenia-Belgium collaboration. 

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Regional Collaboration Democratic Reforms

At the event of the nuclear energy summit, leaders of Belgium and Armenia greeted and exchanged views on working opportunities between these two countries. Both parties emphasized the opening of the Belgium embassy in Armenia. 

Regional Collaboration 

Dee Croo and Nikol Pashinyan discussed the process of Armenia Azerbaijan peace treaty and the possibility of opening regional cooperation between these two states. 

Furthermore, Nikol Pashniyan told Dee Croo about an Armenian government project called “Crossroads of Peace” and its features. 

Democratic Reforms

They both also debated on Armenia-European Union (EU) cooperation. Moreover, both prime ministers also talked about the improvement of  democratic reforms being implemented in Armenia. Lastly, they explore how both particles can work on visa liberalization. 

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