Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan believes the situation in South Caucasus requires more international attention in conditions of the current risks.
“Global stability can make things in our region better. Because for long time, the whole international attention is concentrated on Ukraine, understandably, and it creates new risks for our region. And it is very important to keep the international attention on our region as well because I think there are many risks to be managed. What is our approach to this whole situation? We stayed devoted to our democratic reforms agenda, because we believe that democratic reforms, the development of democratic institutions, rule of law, human rights, independent judiciary, et cetera, would make the overall situation in our region better. And we think that it is a benefit for the whole region for us to do our part of the job,” PM Pashinyan said at a panel discussion alongside Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili and the Secretary General of the OSCE Helga Schmid at the Munich Security Conference.
