Armenia’s foreign minister has reported to me that Hungarian colleagues have agreed to the decision and that there is consensus on this matter. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan told this to a press briefing Thursday, as he commented on reports that Hungary has lifted its veto on the decision to allocate 20 million euros to Armenia within the framework of the European Peace Facility.

Pashinyan explained that once a de jure decision is made, it will be made public. “I cannot disclose the details,” he added.

Also, the Armenian premier assured that the aforementioned money will be spent on the “peace agenda.”