Nikol Pashinyan said he sees Armenia's future as part of the European Union.
The prime minister believes that the republic will become a full member of the association in 20 years.
In March last year, the Armenian Parliament passed a law to start the process of the country joining the European Union. The Russian authorities have repeatedly stated that it is impossible for Yerevan to be in both the EAEU and the European Union.
Nikol Pashinyan announced earlier today his intention to make three visits to Russia in December and expressed hope for maintaining a "friendly atmosphere" in relations with our country.