YEREVAN. – The Panamanian parliament’s resolution on the Nagorno-Karabakh issue does not reflect the official position of the country. 

Panama FM Fernando Fábrega noted the aforesaid Friday during his talk with Armenia’s Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian, and within the framework of the 68th Session of the UN General Assembly, in New York City. 

Fábrega stressed that pursuant to the Constitution of Panama, foreign policy is within the capacity of the President of the country, and the Panamanian government’s position is to maintain neutrality, so as to contribute to conflict resolution by way of peace talks, informs the Armenian MFA press service.

The interlocutors discussed the avenues for the development of bilateral relations. In this context, they noted that the concurrent accreditation of their ambassadors in the capital cities of both countries will play a part in the establishment of collaboration between Armenia and Panama.