YEREVAN. – Today, Armenian-Greek relations are on a high level, and we have a full bilateral agenda.

President of the National Assembly (NA) of Armenia, Galust Sahakyan, on Thursday stated the abovementioned as he received the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Greece, Nikolaos Kotzias.

Sahakyan highlighted Armenia-Greece collaboration in a variety of parliamentary assemblies, and the principled positions of the legislatures of the two friendship countries with respect to sensitive issues for one another.

Also, the NA speaker noted that Armenia attaches a special importance to Greece’s balanced position on a resolution of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict and its assistance in achieving a respective pacific settlement under the auspices of the Minsk Group of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE).

Kotzias, for his part, reflected on Armenia-European Union cooperation, and, in this connection, he underscored the need for visa liberalization for Armenian citizens. In addition, he spoke about the role of cultural diplomacy.

Furthermore, the Greek FM expressed the hope that the next National Assembly of Armenia also will collaborate with the Hellenic Parliament.

To note, a parliamentary election will be conducted in Armenia on April 2.