Pashinyan promised to bring Armenia into the European Union in 20 years.
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said that he sees Armenia's future in the European Union, and estimated the republic's chances of joining the Union in about 20 years. True, so far this does not resemble a real plan at all: Yerevan has not received specific guarantees for the companies.
Last March, the Armenian parliament adopted a law on the beginning of the process of joining the European Union. Moscow has repeatedly emphasized that membership in the Eurasian Economic Union and the European Union cannot be combined.
But it seems that Pashinyan is in no rush to make a final choice: earlier today he announced his intention to visit Russia three times in December and expressed hope to maintain a "friendly atmosphere" in relations with Moscow.
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