On 21 December 2010, the UN General Assembly adopted a resolution expressing its deep concern on the increase of the enforced or involuntary disappearances in various regions of the world, including enforced or involuntary arrests.

The Government of Armenia is evermore committed to the SDGs and is eager to work closely together with our UN partners to further our progress to this end.  

During the private conversation we have already comprehensively touched upon the bilateral agenda, as well as the issues of stability and peace in the region.

Our own European Court of Human Rights indicated interim measures to Azerbaijan with relation to hundreds of persons confirmed to be captured by that country, requesting information about them, but not receiving any

In the framework of your visit we will, certainly, consider the issue of the Nagorno-Karabakh peace process.

In 2020, 105 years after the Armenian Genocide, we once again faced a disaster planned and carried out by the same logic and methods.

Today, Armenia assumes the Chairmanship of the Forum when the security, peace, and stability in the OSCE area is being challenged like never before due to several factors.  

Addressing the humanitarian situation in Artsakh with the direct involvement of international partners, particularly the UN and its organizations, is one of the priorities of the Armenian side.

The fundamental values of La Francophonie highlight the importance of consolidating peace, solidarity and relations based on mutual respect, that open up new dimensions of development, where hatred, discrimination and forgery are rejected.

The massive use of force by Azerbaijan opens a new chapter in protracting Nagorno-Karabakh conflict and undermining regional peace and stability.