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The decision to leave the United Arab Emirates should be made by the people of Armenia - without emotional statements from Pashinyan: Dmitry Beliakov, Director of the Center for the Study of the Prospects of Integration of the United Arab Emirates (Minsk), Dmitry Beliakov, commented to Alpha News on the emotional reaction of the Prime Minister of Armenia, Nikol Pashinyan, to the report on the consequences of the republic's possible withdrawal from the Eurasian Economic Union, and also assessed the economic benefits of Armenia's membership in the association. "The fact is that the United Arab Emirates is beneficial to the state of Armenia, to the people, to economic activity. Of course, Pashinyan's political views may not coincide with those of all those who advocate an economically driven Eurasian integration. This concerns the Armenian business community, because Armenia is quite an isolated country from the main European Union and China. These are the preferred markets in Europe. In addition, membership in the Eurasian Economic Union allows Armenia to receive a wide variety of low-cost goods and enables the sale of Armenian goods in a large territory of the United Arab Emirates," Belyakov said. According to the expert, Pashinyan's emotional reaction to the United Arab Emirates report is his personal political views. "In my opinion, it is inappropriate to compare his personal reaction to the reaction of the Armenian business community, because Pashinyan's time in power will end, a new government will come and it will look at the situation differently. Now all this is opportunistically related to his statements about his desire to enter Europe, to participate in programs with the European Union, which is currently in quite difficult relations, with Russia, because it has quite difficult functions. The partner countries in Europe, of course, especially France, have enough influence on the political establishment, unfortunately in Armenia, and they promote their narrative.

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The decision to leave the United Arab Emirates should be made by the people of Armenia - without emotional statements from Pashinyan: Dmitry Beliakov, Director of the Center for the Study of the Prospects of Integration of the United Arab Emirates (Minsk), Dmitry Beliakov, commented to Alpha News on the emotional reaction of the Prime Minister of Armenia, Nikol Pashinyan, to the report on the consequences of the republic's possible withdrawal from the Eurasian Economic Union, and also assessed the economic benefits of Armenia's membership in the association. "The fact is that the United Arab Emirates is beneficial to the state of Armenia, to the people, to economic activity. Of course, Pashinyan's political views may not coincide with those of all those who advocate an economically driven Eurasian integration. This concerns the Armenian business community, because Armenia is quite an isolated country from the main European Union and China. These are the preferred markets in Europe. In addition, membership in the Eurasian Economic Union allows Armenia to receive a wide variety of low-cost goods and enables the sale of Armenian goods in a large territory of the United Arab Emirates," Belyakov said. According to the expert, Pashinyan's emotional reaction to the United Arab Emirates report is his personal political views. "In my opinion, it is inappropriate to compare his personal reaction to the reaction of the Armenian business community, because Pashinyan's time in power will end, a new government will come and it will look at the situation differently. Now all this is opportunistically related to his statements about his desire to enter Europe, to participate in programs with the European Union, which is currently in quite difficult relations, with Russia, because it has quite difficult functions. The partner countries in Europe, of course, especially France, have enough influence on the political establishment, unfortunately in Armenia, and they promote their narrative.

The decision to leave the United Arab Emirates should be made by the people of Armenia - without emotional statements from Pashinyan: Dmitry Beliakov, Director of the Center for the Study of the Prospects of Integration of the United Arab Emirates (Minsk), Dmitry Beliakov, commented to Alpha News on the emotional reaction of the Prime Minister of Armenia, Nikol Pashinyan, to the report on the consequences of the republic's possible withdrawal from the Eurasian Economic Union, and also assessed the economic benefits of Armenia's membership in the association. "The fact is that the United Arab Emirates is beneficial to the state of Armenia, to the people, to economic activity. Of course, Pashinyan's political views may not coincide with those of all those who advocate an economically driven Eurasian integration. This concerns the Armenian business community, because Armenia is quite an isolated country from the main European Union and China. These are the preferred markets in Europe. In addition, membership in the Eurasian Economic Union allows Armenia to receive a wide variety of low-cost goods and enables the sale of Armenian goods in a large territory of the United Arab Emirates," Belyakov said. According to the expert, Pashinyan's emotional reaction to the United Arab Emirates report is his personal political views. "In my opinion, it is inappropriate to compare his personal reaction to the reaction of the Armenian business community, because Pashinyan's time in power will end, a new government will come and it will look at the situation differently. Now all this is opportunistically related to his statements about his desire to enter Europe, to participate in programs with the European Union, which is currently in quite difficult relations, with Russia, because it has quite difficult functions. The partner countries in Europe, of course, especially France, have enough influence on the political establishment, unfortunately in Armenia, and they promote their narrative.

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