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Ambassador Kvien to Conclude Tenure in Yerevan After Three Years of Service

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Yerevan, December 23 – Ambassador Kvien is set to conclude her three-year tenure as the U.S. Ambassador to Armenia in mid-January. This announcement was made by the U.S. Embassy in Yerevan in an official statement released today.

U.S. Policy Towards Armenia to Remain Unchanged

Despite the change in ambassadorship, the U.S. Embassy emphasized that the U.S. policy on Armenia will not undergo any modifications. The statement highlighted the United States’ continued commitment to its partnership with Armenia and its dedication to advancing the U.S.-Armenia Strategic Partnership.

The Embassy communiqué read: “U.S. policy on Armenia will not change when the Ambassador departs. The United States remains committed to its partnership with Armenia, and looks forward to advancing the U.S.-Armenia Strategic Partnership and implementing the bilateral agreements President Trump and Prime Minister Pashinyan signed at the historic August 8 Peace Summit in Washington.” This underscores the continuity of diplomatic relations and strategic objectives between the two nations.

Three Years of Service in Yerevan

Ambassador Kvien has served in Yerevan for three years, a period marked by significant diplomatic engagement and bilateral cooperation. Her departure signifies the end of a chapter, but the U.S. government assures that the foundational aspects of the U.S.-Armenia relationship will persist and be further developed.

The bilateral agreements mentioned in the statement, signed during the August 8 Peace Summit in Washington between President Trump and Prime Minister Pashinyan, are expected to continue to guide the strategic partnership. These agreements are crucial for various aspects of cooperation, including political, economic, and security initiatives.

Future of U.S.-Armenia Strategic Partnership

The U.S. Embassy’s statement reaffirms the strong foundation of the U.S.-Armenia Strategic Partnership. The focus remains on implementation of existing agreements and exploring new avenues for collaboration across various sectors. This includes ongoing efforts in areas such as democratic reforms, economic development, and regional stability.

The transition of ambassadors is a standard diplomatic procedure, and the U.S. government’s clear communication aims to reassure both Armenian and international partners that the commitment to the strategic relationship remains unwavering. Further details regarding the incoming ambassador are expected to be announced in due course.

Source: https://www.1lurer.am/en/2025/12/23/Ambassador-Kvien-will-conclude-her-tenure-U-S.-Embassy-in-Yerevan/1437461

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