Go to Media BankArmenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. File photoYEREVAN, Oct 20 Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan did not rule out considering the issue of extending the EU mission on the Armenian-Azerbaijani border.Earlier, the EU foreign ministers at a meeting in Luxembourg on Monday officially approved the dispatch of forty observers 
Cavusoglu announced his readiness to meet with the Armenian Foreign Minister month.In the expert community, there are opinions that its terms should be extended or made permanent.I'm not sure about this, but in any case, society and experts are discussing this, and if we see such a possibility or need, it is possible that we will consider the issue more deep,» Pashinyan said at a government meeting on Thursday. He stated that the main group of the civil mission, consisting of 40 people, will soon arrive in Armenia. Head of EU diplomacy Jose p Borrell previously stated that «the dispatch of up to 40 EU monitoring experts along Armenia's international border with Azerbaijan is aimed at building confidence-building measures in the face of instability that poses a risk to people's lives and poses a threat to the conflict resolution process.» The EU confirmed that the mission observers is designed for two months. To speed up its deployment, personnel are planned to be transferred from Georgia. Last Friday, it was reported that an EU technical delegation arrived in Yerevan to prepare the work of a monitoring mission on the border with Azerbaijan. jpg» />The Armenian authorities will follow the investigation into the attack on the oppositionist
