In 20 years I see Armenia as part of the European Union - Pashinyan.
In 20 years, I see Armenia as part of the European Union, said Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan at a meeting with experts at the Dublin Institute for International and European Affairs.
"Armenia is where it was and is. Armenia will stay there, in its place. We don't want to move away from any partner and get closer to other partners - we just continue and implement our balanced and opposing foreign policy," he emphasized.
In this context, he also touched on the "Junction of the World" project, noting that as a result of its implementation, not only Armenia, but the entire South Caucasus could become a crossroads of the world and transportation communication.
At the end of the discussion, Pashinyan was asked how he envisions Armenia 20 years later.
The Prime Minister of RA replied that until then he considers the country part of the European Union.
"I see Armenia as part of the European Union," said Pashinyan.