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Armenia and Iran Discuss Cooperation on Energy, Infrastructure, and Regional Stability

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Ararat Mirzoyan, the Foreign Minister of Armenia, met with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian on October 5, 2026. The two leaders reviewed the active agenda of political contacts between Armenia and Iran. Discussions focused on mutually beneficial cooperation projects in energy, infrastructure development, and communication links. Mirzoyan also updated Pezeshkian on the progress of the TRIPP project and discussed regional stability, including Iran's potential high-level participation in COP17 in Yerevan.

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The talks centered on advancing cooperation projects between the two countries. These projects include potential developments in energy and infrastructure, which could affect regional economic ties. The high-level nature of the talks suggests a focus on long-term strategic partnerships between the two governments.

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