Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan welcomed Armenian Revolutionary Federation (ARF) Bureau’s newly elected representative Hagop Der-Khachadourian and other members of the Bureau.

“Greetings my dear colleagues. Dear Mr. Der-Khachadourian I am happy to have made your acquaintance; I want to personally congratulate you and the other Bureau members who were just elected and wish you success, for the welfare of the Republic of Armenia, the Artsakh Republic and in general for our people. Of course, I have always stated that I highly value the work of the ARF and consider it important for future activities. Our government is committed and inclined to have a wide and effective cooperative with the ARF, because although it is understood that on a wide array of issues we do not have the same viewpoint, but the amount of issues where at least one of the sides of the vector coincide are not any less. Therefore, I am happy for this opportunity, and I am also convinced that we will be able to continue to discuss current issues. Once again, I want to personally congratulate you and the other members of the Bureau on your election,” said Prime Minister Pashinyan.

“Thank you Mr. Prime Minister. First of all, I would like to personally congratulate you on your re-election as Prime Minister and thank you for extending an invitation, probably even before the World Congress, to meet the new members of the Bureau. I am glad that there is an opportunity to have an open conversation. As we mention in our slogans in general, our goal is to have a strong homeland and Diaspora; and I am confident that there are many areas in this direction where we can cooperate in the interest of our national priorities. We are always on the side of our state: Armenia, Artsakh, as well as being the defenders of the rights of Armenians living in lands that belong to Armenia.”, noted Hagop Der-Khachadourian during his turn.

During the meeting the members of the ARF Bureau discussed with the Prime Minister the newly concluded ARF 33rd World Congress held in Artsakh, the party’s priorities, and future plans.

In Armenian