Canadian Foreign Minister Mélanie Joly, who is on a visit to Armenia, has visited Jermuk, APA reports citing armenpress.
Joly’s first stop in the Armenian town was the European Union Mission in Armenia (EUMA) operating base.
“It is a pleasure to be here in Jermuk, looking forward to learning more about the work that has been done by the EU mission which Canada is joining. Canada is the first country outside of EU to join this mission. So, we’ll be talking about the logistics, how we can integrate this important mission which is important to address the humanitarian issues in the region but also the fact that it is important to bring much peace and stability,” the Canadian FM said during a meeting with EUMA observers.
Joly will then visit Armenian military outposts.
She will also meet with people who voluntarily left Garabagh.