Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan who was in Vienna on a working visit March 29 met with Austria’s Federal President Alexander Van der Bellen.
It said welcoming the Prime Minister of Armenia, the Austrian President said his country keen to continuously develop and expand the multifaceted relationship with Armenia. Alexander Van der Bellen complimented Nikol Pashinyan on the ongoing reform process in Armenia and expressed confidence that our country will abide by the path of democratic development and consolidation over the coming years. With reference to bilateral economic cooperation, the President of Austria assured that his country is prepared to discuss possibilities of implementing investment programs in Armenia.
Thankful for the warm welcome, Prime Minister Pashinyan said that the Armenian government is interested in deepening interaction with Austria. Nikol Pashinyan touched upon the democratic developments in Armenia, the fight against corruption and monopolies, the protection of human rights and the judiciary reform.
The Premier expressed confidence that in close cooperation with its international partners, the Government of Armenia will successfully implement the ongoing and planned reforms. The interlocutors discussed a broad range of issues concerning Armenian-Austrian relations. They took the opportunity to exchange views over other topics of mutual interest.
Prime Minister Pashinyan briefed the Austrian President on the outcome of his meeting with Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev in Vienna.
