YEREVAN. – We should not expect fundamental changes in the US policy regarding Armenian Genocide, or the Karabakh conflict. 

Deputy Foreign Minister of Armenia, Shavarsh Kocharyan, told the aforesaid to reporters, after Thursday’s Cabinet meeting, when asked about the Armenian foreign ministry’s expectations from Donald Trump’s forthcoming term in office as US President.

With respect to US policy, the Armenian deputy FM said it is apparent that, in a country with such established institutions, not everything depends on the president himself, albeit he is the one who makes many of the decisions.

“But if we speak in general terms, then it’s hard to expect fundamental changes [in the US policy],” added Kocharyan. “Though, there certainly will be some changes, especially in [the US] foreign policy, which is very important for us [i.e. Armenia].”