Mirzoyan and Araghchi Discuss "Crossroads of Peace," TRIPP, Construction of Second Border Bridge, and Completion of Third Power Transmission Line
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Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan and Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi discussed a wide range of issues regarding the development of relations between the two countries during a meeting in Tehran on Monday, the press service of the Armenian Foreign Ministry reported.
YEREVAN, October 5. /ARKA/. Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan and Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi discussed a wide range of issues regarding the development of relations between the two countries during a meeting in Tehran on Monday, the press service of the Armenian Foreign Ministry reported.
Specifically, Mirzoyan and Araghchi discussed the "Crossroads of Peace" and TRIPP projects, the construction of a second bridge on the Armenian-Iranian border, the completion of the third power transmission line, and the facilitation of freight transport.
The parties emphasized the strategic nature of their bilateral relations—a fact reflected in the Armenian government's program for 2026–2031 and demonstrated in practice through both high-level dialogue and the implementation of key initiatives.
Mirzoyan and Araghchi discussed cooperation programs in several sectors, including energy, transport, and infrastructure development. Particular attention was paid to the construction of the second bridge on the Armenian-Iranian border, the expedited completion of the third power transmission line, and measures to streamline freight transport between the two countries.
The ministers exchanged views on the benefits arising from the unblocking of transport links and on regional connectivity initiatives. Iran's support for the "Crossroads of Peace" project was highlighted. Mirzoyan outlined the ongoing work on the TRIPP project and the new opportunities it creates for countries in the region. The parties also emphasized the importance of continued cooperation in the information sphere, including regarding appropriate responses to unfounded speculation in the media.
The ministers exchanged views on regional developments. In this context, Mirzoyan emphasized that Armenia is closely monitoring the current situation and attaches importance to efforts aimed at resolving existing issues through negotiations.
Specifically, Mirzoyan and Araghchi discussed the "Crossroads of Peace" and TRIPP projects, the construction of a second bridge on the Armenian-Iranian border, the completion of the third power transmission line, and the facilitation of freight transport.
The parties emphasized the strategic nature of their bilateral relations—a fact reflected in the Armenian government's program for 2026–2031 and demonstrated in practice through both high-level dialogue and the implementation of key initiatives.
Mirzoyan and Araghchi discussed cooperation programs in several sectors, including energy, transport, and infrastructure development. Particular attention was paid to the construction of the second bridge on the Armenian-Iranian border, the expedited completion of the third power transmission line, and measures to streamline freight transport between the two countries.
The ministers exchanged views on the benefits arising from the unblocking of transport links and on regional connectivity initiatives. Iran's support for the "Crossroads of Peace" project was highlighted. Mirzoyan outlined the ongoing work on the TRIPP project and the new opportunities it creates for countries in the region. The parties also emphasized the importance of continued cooperation in the information sphere, including regarding appropriate responses to unfounded speculation in the media.
The ministers exchanged views on regional developments. In this context, Mirzoyan emphasized that Armenia is closely monitoring the current situation and attaches importance to efforts aimed at resolving existing issues through negotiations.
