No, there is not an Armenian embassy in Pakistan.
While Armenia and Pakistan do have diplomatic relations, they are not at an ambassadorial level. This means that there are no official embassies representing either country in the other.
Here are some possible reasons for this:
- Historical and political tensions: There have been historical tensions between Armenia and Pakistan, primarily due to their respective positions on the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict and the broader geopolitical landscape in the Caucasus region.
- Limited diplomatic presence: Both countries have limited diplomatic presence in the region, with Armenia focusing on its relationship with Russia and other countries in the Caucasus, while Pakistan prioritizes its relationship with China and other South Asian nations.
Instead of an embassy, Armenia's interests in Pakistan are likely managed through:
- Consular sections at their embassies in neighboring countries: Armenia might have consular sections at their embassies in countries like India or Iran, which handle matters related to Pakistani citizens or Armenian interests in Pakistan.
- Non-resident ambassadors: Armenia might have a non-resident ambassador accredited to Pakistan, who might reside in another country but be responsible for diplomatic relations with Pakistan.
The lack of an Armenian embassy in Pakistan does not necessarily indicate a lack of diplomatic relations, but rather a reflection of the current state of their bilateral ties.
