make preferableThe “Crossroads of Peace” project is expanding with time, going beyond regional and acquiring global significance. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said this today, October 12, at the “Crossroads of the Peace: Combining Security and Democracy” forum, presenting the details of the project.
“In essence, on 70 percent or more of Armenia's borders we have a stationary state, that is, our borders do not serve to ensure the flow of these goods. The point of the Crossroads of Peace project is for the Republic of Armenia to provide its territories, to contribute to serving extensive economic activities,” he said.
Pashinyan emphasized that this initiative is focused on Armenia's interests and is not brought from outside.
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