17 Oct 2026
CSTO Council of Foreign Ministers’ meeting to begin in Yerevan
A meeting of the CSTO Council of Foreign Ministers will get underway soon in Yerevan.
After the arrival of the delegations, a joint photo session will be held.
Subsequently, narrow and extended sessions will be held.
Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan and CSTO Secretary General Stanislav Zas will make statements for the press.
Redemption of a stamp and an envelope is also envisaged.
The agenda of the meeting includes matters related to international and regional security, as well as strengthening of the rapid crisis response mechanisms of the CSTO.
After the meeting, a memorandum of understanding on foreign policy, defense, and security between the representatives of the CSTO member states is expected to be signed, and the 2022-2024 consultation program is expected to be adopted .
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