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Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has arrived in Belgium. He is expected to hold high-level meetings with the European Union officials on Tuesday.

On the first day of his tour, Pashinyan visited Leuven city in Flanders, and which is considered a university center in the country.

In his address at KU Leuven university, Pashinyan noted, in particular, that they have started a process of great political and economic changes in Armenia, and that education is a crucial matter in this regard.

eparately, memoranda of understanding were signed between the Ministry of Education and Science of Armenia and the Flanders Department of Foreign Affairs, as well as the IMEC scientific research center of Belgium and the Enterprise Incubator Foundation of Armenia.

Karabakh conflict should be resolved based on dialogue and international principles as it is very important for Iran its relations with Armenia and Azerbaijan to be expanded, spokesperson for the Iranian Foreign Ministry Bahram Qasemi said.

Referring to the recent visit of Armenian prime minister to Tehran, he said Tehran's stand with regards to all its neighbors is very crystal clear, transparent and definite as neighbors are among Iran's first priority in the country's foreign policy.

Tehran is determined to broaden very consolidated relations with its neighbors based on mutual respect and non-interference in each other's affairs, he added.

There is no decision on the date and venue of the meeting of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan with Azerbaijani leader Ilham Aliyev yet, Vladimir Karapetyan, spokesperson for Armenian PM told NEWS.am.

“At this moment, there is no decision yet about the place and day of a Pashinyan-Aliyev meeting,” he said.

As reported earlier, co-chairs of the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) Minsk Group have issued a statement, according to which the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan have accepted the proposal to meet in the near future.

An Armenian student pulled a car with his teeth and set a new record in Armenia and a new world record.

Yuri Sakunts, student of the Crisis Management State Academy of Armenia’s Ministry of Emergency Situations, is two-time world record-setter and 14-time record-setter in Armenia’s book of heroic acts.

This comes after Sakunts pulled two 44-ton trains 15.3 meters with his little finger.

In Sao Paulo, Rosas de Ouro (Golden Roses) samba school performed dances within the scope of a program entitled “Viva Hayastan!” (Long Live Armenia) and dedicated to the memory of the victims of the Armenian Genocide.

The Rosas de Ouro carnival gathered 500 members of the local Armenian community, and the performance was divided into 5 sections, including Heaven, Armenian Heroes, Christianity, Armenian Culture and Square.

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