ArmInfo. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan held separate meetings with UNESCO Director-General Khaled Al-Anani and European Commission Vice-President Teresa Ribera on the sidelines of COP17.
According to the government's press service, Pashinyan and Khaled Al-Anani discussed the ongoing COP17 Leaders' Summit in Yerevan and expressed confidence that the discussions would be interesting and productive.
The Armenian Prime Minister emphasized the importance of cooperation with UNESCO in the preservation and protection of cultural and historical heritage.
The parties agreed to continue active dialogue and cooperation, strengthening collaboration between Armenia and UNESCO in the fields of education, science, and culture.
Pashinyan and Ribera also discussed issues related to the further development of cooperation between Armenia and the European Union. In particular, progress in visa liberalization efforts and further expansion of cooperation in the energy sector were discussed.
The parties emphasized the importance of close cooperation in the above-mentioned areas and further joint work.
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