On June 15, Armenia’s Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Robert Abisoghomonyan delivered a statement at the 52nd Meeting of the Council of Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the Member States of the Organization of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC).

According to the Foreign Ministry’s readout, in remarks delivered via videoconference, the Deputy Foreign Minister highlighted the importance of advancing a constructive agenda aimed at strengthening regional connectivity and expanding opportunities for economic cooperation.

Abisoghomonyan emphasized the need to enhance the effectiveness of the Organization, its bodies, and mechanisms. He noted that Armenia, serving as the Country Coordinator for the BSEC Working Groups on Culture, Tourism, and Customs Matters, remains committed to promoting targeted cooperation in these areas.

The Deputy Foreign Minister welcomed Greece’s assumption of the BSEC Chairmanship and reaffirmed Armenia’s readiness to continue working closely and engaging constructively within the Organization.