Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and French President Emmanuel Macron discussed infrastructure cooperation and Armenia’s European Union ties in Paris on Nov. 10, with visa liberalization and EU-supported reforms also on the agenda.
The Armenian government said the leaders discussed progress on joint infrastructure projects within broader bilateral cooperation. Regional developments were also part of the talks, it said.
The leaders also discussed Armenia’s ties with the European Union, including visa liberalization and EU-supported reforms, the government said. Pashinyan was in France to attend the ninth Paris Peace Forum.
Armenia and France established a strategic partnership in May through a joint declaration signed by Pashinyan and Macron, according to the Armenian government’s announcement at the time.
