We have consistently presented our principled stance and approaches to the Nagorno-Karabakh peace process, in which issues of security and status of Artsakh are of primary importance.

Azerbaijan`s and Turkey’s distorted perceptions and approaches of regional security, based on racism and discrimination, hinder the peaceful settlement of conflicts, ccontribute to instability in the region and beyond.

Armenia calls for effective international measures aimed at halting this military invasion, preventing mass atrocities and protecting the population of Syria bordering Turkey.  

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs prioritizes the undertaking of effective steps to reduce further tension and consolidate the ceasefire, which is an important part of a peaceful settlement.

We have to state that there is nothing new in the speech by the President of Azerbaijan. The maximalist stance of Azerbaijan, which has been the main and essential threat to the peace process, remains unchanged even despite the recent agreements reac

Armenia has always been supporting the OSCE Minsk Group Co-Chairmanship format, whose unbiased and impartial mediation is a prerequisite of peaceful settlement and sustaining the cohesion of the Co-Chair countries on this very issue. In this respect,

The national interests of Armenia – freedom, security, protection of national sovereignty - are in the center of our foreign policy.

Dear compatriots, We congratulate all of us on Independence Day.  On this day 28 years ago, the Armenian people, standing up for the national democratic movement, declared its independent statehood.

We have very good dynamics of bilateral relations with Lithuania, we regularly discuss various issues at different bilateral meetings and we have an excellent dialogue and good report with my colleague and friend Minister Linkevičius.

On September 6th in an interview given to the Public TV Company of Armenia, the Deputy Foreign Minister of Armenia Artak Apitonyan summarized the results of the Conference entitled “Values in action. Armenia’s interests in a changing worl