Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan recently had a meeting with Noel Curran, the President of the European Broadcasting Union. During the meeting, Pashinyan emphasized the significance of collaboration between the Public Television of Armenia and the European Broadcasting Union. He highlighted the role of media collaboration and the implementation of joint projects in promoting cooperation. Pashinyan also stressed the need for the national television to play a crucial part in ongoing reforms, integrating new technologies, and enhancing the professional capabilities of the staff.

Noel Curran expressed the EBU’s support for the development of the Public Television of Armenia. Curran also mentioned the readiness of the EBU to contribute to the further expansion of opportunities and capabilities. It is evident that the EBU recognizes the importance of developing the broadcasting sector in Armenia and is dedicated to assisting in its growth.

During the meeting, both parties addressed contemporary challenges faced by the media sector, including crucial topics such as freedom of speech and the significance of information transparency. These discussions demonstrate the commitment of Armenia and the European Broadcasting Union to upholding democratic values and maintaining an open and accountable media environment.

Overall, the meeting between Prime Minister Pashinyan and Noel Curran highlights the determination of Armenia and the European Broadcasting Union to work together in advancing the field of media. The cooperation between the Public Television of Armenia and the EBU will undoubtedly contribute to the ongoing reforms in the country while promoting media collaboration and ensuring the protection of fundamental values such as freedom of speech and transparency.