During a meeting with German Ambassador Claudia Busch on November 15, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan underscored the strategic importance of expanding German business presence in Armenia.
The prime minister highlighted the need to attract new German companies to the Armenian market, emphasizing the significant role this could play in strengthening economic ties between the two countries.
According to Pashinyan, Armenia is eager to pursue joint projects across various sectors of the economy, including infrastructure development, investment partnerships, and the tourism industry.
Ambassador Busch reaffirmed Germany's readiness to deepen economic relations, noting plans to develop mutually beneficial programs.
The discussion also touched on the broader context of Armenian-European cooperation, with a focus on enhancing relations with the European Union.
Additionally, the parties addressed regional stability issues, particularly the ongoing peace process between Armenia and Azerbaijan, which was recognized as a key factor for attracting European investment to the region.
