"Armenian Chair": Pashinyan Intends to Continue the EU Course While Maintaining the EAEU's Benefits
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Armenian Prime Minister Pashhinian displeasedly rejected the assumptions about the attempts by Erevan to "seat on two chairs" between Armenia's beneficial membership of the EEC and the desire to integrate into the EU.
"Armenian Chair": Pashinyan intends to continue the EU course while maintaining the EAEU's benefits
Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan indignantly rejected suggestions that Yerevan is trying to "sit on two chairs" between Armenia's advantageous membership in the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) and its desire to integrate into the...
EADaily, September 24, 2026. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, who arrived in New York for a meeting of the UN General Assembly, announced the nature of his country's future foreign policy. RIA Novosti provides details.
The Prime Minister of Armenia, Nicole Pashhinian, in the fields of the UN General Assembly in New York, confirmed the policy of Yerevan towards a balanced foreign policy. Armenian Prime Minister Nichol Pashinian stated his country's intention to maintain a balanced course in the international arena, transmitting RIA News. "We plan to continue a balanced foreign policy, as we said," stressed the Head of Government in a conversation with journalis…
In choosing between the EU and the EEC, Armenia did not try to sit in two chairs, said Armenian Prime Minister Nicole Pashinian in New York. "We plan to continue a balanced foreign policy," said Fashionian to journalists.
Armenia does not intend to abandon a balanced foreign policy course, nor does it consider it an attempt to sit in two chairs, as Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian told IP journalists "Vesti" in the UN Generalssamba fields in New York.
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