Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan participated in the breakfast-roundtable discussion on minilateralism and the transition from global alliances to targeted partnerships, on the margins of the Munich Security Conference, the PM’s office informs.

During the event, changes in the security environment in the modern world, the effectiveness of large formal alliances, and the role of cooperation in small formats were discussed. It continued in a closed format.

In his speech at the event, PM Pashinyan presented Armenia's consistent policy aimed at strengthening a balanced and balancing foreign policy. The premier emphasized that building flexible, but at the same time predictable and reliable partnerships is of particular importance for ensuring Armenia's security and sustainable development.

Nikol Pashinyan noted that Armenia's foreign policy is aimed at strengthening the country's security and economic development through constructive cooperation with international partners.

The prime minister touched also upon the key priorities of the government of Armenia: actions aimed at establishing regional peace, and the Crossroads of Peace project.