Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyancalled friendship with neighboring countries the main goal of the country's foreign policy.

The politician spoke about this in an interview with Czechia's Respekt.

"Due to our difficult history, we have learned not to have normal relations with some of our neighbors. It is vital for our country to change this situation," the prime minister said.

He added that it is "not easy for the Armenian society to accept this message" due to a number of practical and psychological problems.

Pashinyan also stressed that Armenia maintains good relations with Georgia and Iran and should continue to improve them. At the same time, Yerevan has almost no ties with Türkiye and Azerbaijan. According to the prime minister, this needs to be changed.

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