Vatican City: Prime Minister of Armenia Nicole Pashinyan expresses her gratitude and thanks for the work the Catholic Church has done to overcome the social and economic consequences of the coronary pandemic and the church’s support for coroner victims across the globe. Prime Minister Corona thanked the defense and the Armenian Genocide for their support in a telephone conversation with Pope Francis.
In a telephone conversation on May 8, Pashinyan gave a detailed account of the Armenian government’s treatment of the coronavirus epidemic. The two discussed the need to restore peace, prevent the arms smuggling of nations, and promote the culture of peace among the world’s people. Pope Francis praised Pope Francis’ call for a global ceasefire last month and said Armenia wants peace.
The pope congratulated Nicole Pashinyan on being elected prime minister of Armenia for the second time. Pope also spoke about the sister relationship between the Roman Catholic Church and the Armenian Apostolic Church. In his speech, the pope repeated his stance on the Armenian genocide. The two sides ended the conversation by expressing an interest in furthering bilateral relations.
