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On October 26, the RA NA President Ara Babloyan received the members of the delegation led by the Head of Mexico-Armenia Friendship Group Blanca Margarita Cuata Dominguez.

Welcoming the guests, Ara Babloyan highlighted the establishment of the close cooperation with Latin American countries, and particularly Mexico.

The RA NA President expressed satisfaction with the formation of the Friendship Groups in the parliaments of the two countries, noting that with their effective activity they could promote the development not only of the inter-parliamentary, but inter-state relations.

The Head of the Parliament evaluated the visit of the Friendship Group members to Artsakh Republic, considering it as a good opportunity for getting acquainted with the situation on the spot and for communicating with Artsakh people. In this context the RA NA President noted: “The visit is the best way to be convinced that the Artsakh people’s aspiration is the establishment of peace. We have no problem with Azerbaijani people, and our goal is to provide peace and welfare for the Artsakh people.”

Ara Babloyan has stressed the importance of cooperating in the international organizations, noting that the visit of Mexico-Armenia Friendship Group is a good start for enlivening the relations between the two countries and moving them into a new plane.

The Head of Mexico-Armenia Friendship Group Blanca Margarita Cuata Dominguez thanked the RA NA President for the invitation and warm reception, noting: “Our visit is the vivid evidence of the desire to develop the relations between the two nations. The Friendship Groups can promote the development of cooperation in the spheres of policy, education and culture. We have come to open new ways of friendship and cooperation, and we are ready to discuss all recommendations of mutually beneficial interest.”

Talking about the visit to Artsakh, Mrs Dominguez underlined: “Mexico respects the right to the nations’ self-determination.”

At the end of the meeting the members of the delegation presented to Ara Babloyan their impressions from Armenia and Artsakh.