Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan visited Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. where he delivered a lecture, which was attended by students studying political science, international relations and security, and by lecturers.

In his speech, Pashinyan touched upon the development and strengthening of democracy in Armenia, the process of reforms being implemented in the country, the current situation in the region, in particular, the processes taking place around Armenia and the current challenges, as well as measures to address them.

Also, the premier emphasized the commitment of the Armenian government to the strengthening of democracy and combating corruption, emphasizing, in this context, the importance of the development of institutions and their capacity.

Pashinyan touched also upon the process of normalization of Armenia’s relations with Azerbaijan and Turkey, and stressed the Armenian government's commitment to the peace agenda. In addition, the premier presented the Armenian government’s Crossroads of Peace project aimed at unblocking of regional communication routes.

Also during the meeting, the Armenian prime minister responded to the questions posed by students and lecturers.