A recent meeting in New Delhi between Armenian Foreign Minister Mirzoyan and Indian External Affairs Minister Jaishankar focused on enhancing bilateral relations. Mirzoyan expressed gratitude and emphasized the importance of ongoing consultations. Two Memoranda of Understanding were signed to strengthen cooperation in diplomatic training and drug regulation.
On March 10, a significant meeting took place in New Delhi between Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan and India’s External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar. This meeting, which began with a private discussion, included an expanded session with delegations from both nations. In his remarks, Mirzoyan expressed gratitude for the invitation and praised the warm reception.
During the meeting, Foreign Minister Mirzoyan highlighted the value of their longstanding relations, noting, “Esteemed Minister, it is always a great pleasure to have the opportunity to exchange views…” He also congratulated Jaishankar on his team’s recent success in the International Cricket Council tournament, stating it was a significant achievement.
Mirzoyan indicated that the relationship between Armenia and India has progressed notably in recent years, largely due to Jaishankar’s contributions. He noted, “I am confident that we should maintain this dynamic of high-level visits…” This acknowledgment followed a review of previous visits between both ministers, laying a framework for future cooperation.
The Armenian Foreign Minister underscored the importance of ongoing political consultations between their respective foreign ministries and regular sessions of the Intergovernmental Commission, indicating a commitment to these diplomatic processes.
Following their discussions, two key documents were signed: a Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation between the Diplomatic School of Armenia and the Sushma Swaraj Institute of Foreign Service of India, and another focused on drug regulation cooperation between Armenia’s Academician Emil Gabrielyan Scientific Center and India’s Central Drug Standards Control Organization.
The recent meetings between Armenian and Indian officials have further solidified the diplomatic and cooperative frameworks between the two nations. Minister Mirzoyan’s expressions of gratitude, alongside the signing of significant agreements, indicate a commitment to enhancing bilateral relations through political dialogue and strategic partnerships in various fields. This progress is expected to benefit both countries and their people in the long term.
Original Source: armenpress.am
