Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan participated in the first Prayer Breakfast of the Republic of Armenia.

The Prime Minister welcomed those present and noted that 2025 is a very important year for the Republic of Armenia, because for the first time in its 34-year independence we can say that peace has been established. The Prime Minister emphasized that the Republic of Armenia is living in peace for the first time in its history. According to the Prime Minister, this is a long path that we have traveled, perhaps too often hearing and not knowing, looking and not seeing the path that God has prepared for our people and our state.

According to Nikol Pashinyan, what applies to the individual, also applies to the state and it is very essential to record, see, and build the state’s connection with God. The Prime Minister emphasized the importance of introducing biblical principles into political activity and state governance. Speaking about the good conduct of state officials, the Prime Minister noted: "We often talk and constantly discuss, thinking about what additional mechanisms we should introduce to ensure good conduct, because good conduct is perhaps one of the most important issues in all countries. And, of course, good conduct is a topic of reforms, good conduct is a topic of regulations, checks and balances, but good conduct is not possible without the presence of God, good conduct is not possible without the Word of God."

The Prime MInister noted that the Prayer Breakfast of the Republic of Armenia is about the relationship between God and man or man and God, and it is very important that the relationship between God and man also find expression in the relationship between God and the state.

Referring to the Prayer Breakfast in the United States, Nikol Pashinyan noted that the peace process is an event that took place between two prayer breakfasts held in February and November. According to the Prime Minister, this perhaps has some spiritual significance and meaning.

Nikol Pashinyan thanked the participants of the event for being present and speaking the language of God. “The hours spent yesterday and today in this format give a great spiritual charge and energy to try to continue on that path or, after re-examining and being convinced, to try to be faithful to that path, and to be convinced that all of us - me, our Government, our state, the governing team, in general, all citizens of our country - are walking on the path that God is leading us on. And I think that the path of peace is the path God leads us through," the Prime Minister said, summing up his speech with the 31st Psalm.