Belgium will start providing consular services in Yerevan, the capital of Armenia, Belgian MP Michel De Maegd announced on X.
“I requested this in my resolution adopted in parliament. Strengthening our [i.e. Belgium’s] presence in Yerevan is important for our citizens, as well as for our ties with Armenia and the Armenian diaspora in Belgium,” the Belgian lawmaker added.
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