Mirzoyan thinks it is possible to reconcile the interests of all parties in the implementation of infrastructure projects in Armenia
29.12.2025,
08:12
Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan thinks it is possible to peacefully balance the interests of all parties in the context of the implementation of infrastructure and other projects in Armenia.
YEREVAN, December 29. /ARKA/. Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan thinks it is possible to peacefully balance the interests of all parties in the context of the implementation of infrastructure and other projects in Armenia.
"We will do everything to ensure that all infrastructure and other programs that can and will be implemented in Armenia are beneficial and primarily based on the interests of the Republic of Armenia, as well as beneficial for our neighbors and other interested partners, be they the US, the EU, Russia, or Middle Eastern countries," he said on Armenian Public Television.
According to Mirzoyan, the unblocking of infrastructure raised certain questions in Iran, but these questions have been answered, and now Yerevan and Tehran see more opportunities in unblocking infrastructure than open questions or unspoken problems. "The infrastructure that will be built or reconstructed, launched or restarted, will create opportunities for Iran, so why would it be against these programs?" he said.
Speaking of Russia, the Foreign Minister said it is involved in infrastructure projects in Armenia and will be most likely to be involved in these projects.
"And we have heard official comments from Russia on this matter, stating that they are also ready to participate," Mirzoyan said.
"We will do everything to ensure that all infrastructure and other programs that can and will be implemented in Armenia are beneficial and primarily based on the interests of the Republic of Armenia, as well as beneficial for our neighbors and other interested partners, be they the US, the EU, Russia, or Middle Eastern countries," he said on Armenian Public Television.
According to Mirzoyan, the unblocking of infrastructure raised certain questions in Iran, but these questions have been answered, and now Yerevan and Tehran see more opportunities in unblocking infrastructure than open questions or unspoken problems. "The infrastructure that will be built or reconstructed, launched or restarted, will create opportunities for Iran, so why would it be against these programs?" he said.
Speaking of Russia, the Foreign Minister said it is involved in infrastructure projects in Armenia and will be most likely to be involved in these projects.
"And we have heard official comments from Russia on this matter, stating that they are also ready to participate," Mirzoyan said.
