Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski has congratulated the people of Armenia on the parliamentary elections held in the country on June 7.

The Polish foreign minister wrote on his account on the social media platform X:

“Congratulations to the people of Armenia. The results of the parliamentary elections held yesterday clearly show that Armenia has chosen a pro-Western path. Poland looks forward to further cooperation with Armenia. We stand ready to support reforms that bring you closer to Europe.”

According to the preliminary results of Armenia’s June 7 parliamentary elections, three political forces have surpassed the threshold required to enter parliament: the Civil Contract Party with 727,820 votes, or 49.825%; the Strong Armenia Alliance with 340,088 votes, or 23.281%; and the Armenia Alliance with 145,113 votes, or 9.934%.

Based on the preliminary results, the Civil Contract Party will be able to secure a parliamentary majority and form a government.

The Romanian Foreign Ministry has welcomed the successful conduct of the Armenian parliamentary elections.

In a statement on X, Romania’s Foreign Ministry also emphasized that Armenia’s elections were held in conditions of democratic competition, which, as it described, allowed for broad discussions on Armenia’s development path.

“This is even more relevant given that Armenia has been subjected to intense external campaigns of information manipulation and influence. This phenomenon has become a common reality for all electoral processes in recent years, and the successful protection of democratic processes and institutions is important not only in Armenia, but also at the regional level,” the statement said.

Romania’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs also noted that the election outcome in Armenia reflects the “maturity of a young but vibrant democracy.”

“The citizens of Armenia have clearly expressed their choice for peace, stability, prosperity, and the continuation of a strategic path toward closer ties with Europe. The nearly 59% voter turnout reaffirms the deep civic commitment of Armenian society, as well as public support for the reform agenda and regional integration,” the statement said.

The Romanian Foreign Ministry also congratulated Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on reaffirming institutional stability in the country.

“We congratulate Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on the victory recorded in the elections and express our full readiness to strengthen relations between Romania and Armenia across various sectors. This readiness has been repeatedly confirmed by Foreign Minister Oana-Silvia Țoiu during her meetings with her Armenian counterpart Ararat Mirzoyan.

Romania is deeply interested in peace, security, and stability in the South Caucasus, so that the region’s impressive potential can be fully realized. We support all efforts aimed at achieving this goal, both within the framework of bilateral relations with the states of the region and as a member state of the European Union,” the Romanian Foreign Ministry concluded.

Preliminary vote count results showed that Pashinyan’s Civil Contract party will have a majority in the next parliament with 727,160 votes, or 49.825%.

Minister of Foreign Affairs of Finland Elina Valtonen has congratulated the Armenian people on successful elections and highlighted the record-high voter turnout.

“Congratulations to the people of Armenia for successful parliamentary elections. Results and record high voter turnout indicate a peaceful and democratic future for Armenians,” Valtonen said in a post on X.

The Central Electoral Commission earlier announced the updated preliminary results of the vote count in the June 7 parliamentary elections held in Armenia. The results from all polling stations have been tallied, with a turnout of 1,477,736 (nearly 59 percent).

The votes received by the four leading political forces are as follows:

Civil Contract Party – 727,160 votes, or 49.825%

Strong Armenia Alliance – 340,088 votes, or 23.281%

Armenia Alliance – 145,113 votes, or 9.934%

Prosperous Armenia Party – 58,378 votes, or 3.996%

Belgium’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, European Affairs and Development Cooperation Maxime Prévot has congratulated Armenia on its “strong democratic participation” in the parliamentary elections.

In a post on X addressed to Armenian FM Ararat Mirzoyan, Prévot said he looks forward to strengthening the partnership.

“Congratulations to the people of Armenia for their strong democratic participation. Despite pressure and interference, they reaffirmed their commitment to democracy, peace and closer ties with Europe. We hope this new mandate will contribute to peace, stability, and prosperity in the region. I look forward to further strengthening our partnership with Armenia and working together for a peaceful future,” the Belgian FM said.

Preliminary vote count results showed that the Civil Contract party will retain its majority in parliament with 727,160 votes, or 49.825%.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha has congratulated the people of Armenia on the free and democratic elections held on June 7.

In a post on X, he extended best wishes to PM Nikol Pashinyan and his Civil Contract party, who won the elections.

FM Sybiha highlighted that Russia’s attempts to “interfere and destabilise” Armenia failed.

“Congratulations to the people of Armenia on successfully holding free and democratic elections. Best wishes of success to the winners, Nikol Pashinyan and his party, in achieving great results for their country. This election shows that only Armenians will decide on the future of their country. An important geopolitical conclusion is that Moscow’s attempts to interfere and destabilise Armenia failed — just like they earlier failed in Romania, Moldova, Hungary, and other countries. This shows that Russia’s influence continues to fade. Moscow no longer proposes anything valuable for any other country except threats, blackmail, and imperial arrogance. Now is the best time for Europe and the EU to act, build on the momentum, and deliver tangible results for Armenia. Unlike Russia, closer cooperation with the European community means greater security, prosperity, and freedom,” the Ukrainian Foreign Minister said.

Preliminary vote count results showed that the Civil Contract party will retain its majority in parliament with 727,160 votes, or 49.825%.

Prime Minister of Poland Donald Tusk has congratulated Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan after the Civil Contract Party emerged as the winner in the parliamentary elections.

Tusk posted a selfie of himself with Pashinyan from an earlier meeting and highlighted that Armenia has confirmed “its pro-European direction.”

“Nikol Pashinyan wins. Armenia has chosen continuity and confirmed its pro-European direction. An important signal that the future of the region is still being written,” Tusk said on X. 

Preliminary vote count results showed that the Civil Contract party will retain its majority in parliament with 727,160 votes, or 49.825%. 

Prime Minister of Sweden Ulf Kristersson has congratulated Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan after his Civil Contract party emerged as the winner in the parliamentary elections.

“My sincere congratulations to Nikol Pashinyan on his success in Armenia’s parliamentary elections. I look forward to deepening Sweden’s and the EU’s cooperation with Armenia, as well as continuing our support for the regional peace process,” Kristersson said in a post on X.

Prime Minister of Spain Pedro Sánchez has congratulated Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on the Civil Contract party’s victory in the parliamentary elections.

 “Congratulations to Nikol Pashinyan and his party on the election victory. The Armenian people have chosen democracy, stability, and a future increasingly closer to Europe. Spain will continue to support Armenia on its path toward peace and closer ties with the EU,” PM Sánchez said in a post on X.

Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi has congratulated Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on the “impressive” victory of his Civil Contract party in the parliamentary elections, expressing readiness to deepen the historic ties of friendship and cooperation between the two countries.

“Congratulations to Mr. Nikol Pashinyan on the impressive victory of the Civil Contract Party in the parliamentary elections. The renewed mandate reflects the enduring trust and confidence of the people of Armenia in your leadership and vision. I look forward to working closely with you to further deepen the warm and historic ties of friendship and cooperation between India and Armenia,” Modi said in a post on X.

Civil Contract received 49.8% of the vote in Sunday’s parliamentary election, ensuring it will retain a majority in the next parliament.

Prime Minister of Lithuania, Inga Ruginienė, has congratulated Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on his electoral victory.

 “Congratulations, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, on your electoral victory. The people of Armenia have once again spoken in support of democratic values, regional stability, and European future. We look forward to deepening our partnership and supporting Armenia on its path toward closer ties with the EU,” she said in a post on X.

Preliminary vote count results showed that the Civil Contract party will retain its majority in parliament with 727,160 votes, or 49.825%.