Armenia intends to deepen cooperation with the European Union (EU), the Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan said during a briefing of European Parliament, APA reports.
According to Pashinyan, Yerevan does not want to confront these relations with regional cooperation: “A new element - security has been added to Armenia's relations with the EU. We are talking about the civilian mission of EU observers in Armenia.”
The Prime Minister also added that, official Yerevan has recently ratified the Rome Statute and this shows that Armenia is interested in stimulation and development of the international legal order.
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