Armenia's Ambassador to Iran: Yerevan-Tehran Relations are on the Rise
Public Radio of Armenia
Yerevan-Tehran relations are on the rise and Armenia expects more expansion of ties with the Islamic Republic of Iran. According to Armenpress, Artashes Tumanyan - Armenia's Ambassador to Iran, said in a statement.
The diplomat said that in recent years the two countries have developed satisfactory political, economic and cultural relations. He noted that the development of relations with Iran is among Armenia’s foreign policy key priorities.
The Ambassador said these ties are stable and cannot be affected by the will of a third country.
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