RA Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan referred to the peace agenda. He noted that peace is possible if we record in all international relations today and in the future that we recognize the territory of 29,800 km² as the Republic of Armenia, "More specifically, the territory of the Armenian SSR, within the borders of which we gained independence in 1991. Not only do we not have any territorial claims from any country, but we will never have any. Suppose we do not record this idea and make it the people's social psychology. In that case, no one will allow us to develop because no one will put up with the idea that we are developing, becoming stronger, and directing development and power against others to expand the territories of our country. Moreover, in this case, not that preventing our development will be a matter of other people's agendas, but also at least the existence of our state, is not allowing it to become a matter of other people's agenda, and no one will help us in this situation."

Nikol Pashinyan emphasized that he is not talking about the theory, but the reality, which has been facing Armenia in recent years, "In recent years, we have seen the manifestation of this situation on a large or small scale several times. Therefore, the strategic goal of our development agenda should be to live in harmony with the regional environment, the security and well-being of the country as a goal."

Nikol Pashinyan emphasized that this can be done if others adopt the same strategy, "We can do it first, which is why I raise this issue from this high podium and record this approach."