We are maintaining contact with the American administration to see what can be done in the South Caucasus to achieve lasting peace. Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan said in an interview with Brazilian publication Correio Braziliense.
In answer to the question, what is expected in Yerevan from cooperation with the U.S. under the Trump administration and how can it assist in this peace process, the foreign minister reminded, that a few months ago, Armenia signed a very important document with the U.S., a Strategic Partnership Charter.
"It elevates our relations with the U.S. We are moving forward with efforts to engage with the new American administration. We have had several meetings and interactions with our American colleagues. We see interest in peace in the South Caucasus. President Trump and his team have spoken about peace in the world. For us, who are very interested in peace, this sounds encouraging. We are maintaining contact with the American administration to see what can be done in the South Caucasus to achieve lasting peace," he said.

















