Civilnet- Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan traveled to Iran for talks with the country’s top political and religious leadership.
- Armenia and Turkey “reconfirmed” their agreement to partially reopen their border, though without providing any timeframe.
- Armenia named its first ambassador to Saudi Arabia and announced plans to open an embassy in Cyprus in the near future.
- Garegin Khumaryan was replaced as the director of Armenian Public Radio after posting an op-ed criticizing Pashinyan.
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