YEREVAN. – The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Armenia, Edward Nalbandian, on Tuesday will head for the Belgian capital city of Brussels on a working visit.
At the NATO Headquarters in Brussels, Nalbandian will attend the meeting of the FMs of the countries participating in the NATO-led Resolute Support security mission in Afghanistan, the Armenia MFA press service informed.
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