The Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia, Paruyr Hakobyan, recently met with Remigijus Lopata, the head of the delegation from Lithuania’s Seimas. This meeting is part of the ongoing effort to strengthen the bilateral relations between Armenia and Lithuania. During the meeting, Hakobyan emphasized the importance of enhancing the inter-parliamentary relations between the two countries. He also acknowledged the previous visit made by Lithuania’s Vice Speaker, Radvilė Morkūnaitė-Mikulėnienė, to Armenia.

The discussion between Hakobyan and Lopata also touched upon the political reforms taking place in Armenia. The ongoing reforms are an essential part of Armenia’s development and progress. Additionally, they addressed the Armenian-Lithuanian agenda and the measures being taken to improve cooperation within the framework of the EU-Armenia partnership.

Hakobyan expressed gratitude towards Lithuania for its support in ensuring Armenia’s security. This support is crucial in maintaining stability in the region. He also acknowledged Lithuania’s role in organizing the Armenian-Azerbaijani negotiations, which aim to find a peaceful solution to the ongoing conflict.

Overall, the meeting between Hakobyan and Lopata proved to be a significant step forward in strengthening the relationship between Armenia and Lithuania. The focus on inter-parliamentary relations, political reforms, and cooperation within the EU-Armenia partnership highlights the commitment of both countries towards progress and mutual understanding.