On March 7, the Vice Speaker of Armenia’s National Assembly met with Brazilian Ambassador Fabio Vaz Pitaluga to discuss strengthening bilateral relations. Arshakyan noted the importance of inter-parliamentary cooperation, legal frameworks, and expanding collaboration in sectors like education and trade. The two sides emphasized the need for frequent visits and mutual support, especially regarding regional peace efforts.
On March 7, the Vice Speaker of the Armenian National Assembly, Hakob Arshakyan, welcomed Fabio Vaz Pitaluga, the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Brazil to Armenia. Arshakyan emphasized that despite the geographical distance, strong friendship has developed between Armenia and Brazil, founded on mutual respect and trust. He highlighted the significance of resident embassies in enhancing bilateral ties.
Arshakyan pointed out the importance of inter-parliamentary cooperation, particularly through friendship groups, which facilitate frequent mutual visits of parliamentarians. This engagement is deemed essential to further strengthen relations between the two countries. He mentioned that expanding the legal and contractual framework between Armenia and Brazil would lay the groundwork for robust trade and economic partnerships.
The Vice President expressed Armenia’s interest in enhancing cooperation in education, culture, agriculture, sports, tourism, as well as social, scientific, and technical fields. He noted that there is considerable potential for cooperation expansion in these areas and praised the effective collaboration between the two nations in international organizations.
Addressing regional challenges, Arshakyan mentioned that achieving peace in the South Caucasus is a priority for the Armenian government. Arsen Torosyan, the Chair of the Standing Committee on Health Care, highlighted Armenia’s Crossroads of Peace initiative, which seeks to establish regional communications based on sovereignty, reciprocity, and equality. Moreover, the Armenian parliamentarians discussed efforts toward signing a peace treaty with Azerbaijan and the status of Armenian captives held there.
Ambassador Fabio Vaz Pitaluga expressed gratitude for the meeting and underscored the need to develop inter-parliamentary ties and pursue joint projects to strengthen cooperation across diverse fields.
The meeting between Vice Speaker Hakob Arshakyan and Ambassador Fabio Vaz Pitaluga underscored the strong ties between Armenia and Brazil, highlighting the importance of mutual respect and trust in foreign relations. The emphasis on inter-parliamentary cooperation, particularly through friendship groups, alongside initiatives in various sectors such as education and trade, reflects both nations’ commitment to expanding their relationship while addressing regional challenges.
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