Foreign Minister of Armenia and the Commissioner for Human Rights highlighted the steps to be taken by the international community towards promoting the agenda of preventing genocide and crimes against humanity.

In order to complete this revolution, we need to achieve, in essence, the most important thing, a genuinely independent and impartial judiciary, and today this is the biggest priority.

On June 20, while on a working visit in Washington D.C., Foreign Minister Zohrab Mnatsakanyan met with John Bolton, the US National Security Advisor.  

We had the opportunity to cover a wide range of issues of which of course the regional security and the peaceful resolution of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict were very important part of our conversation>

On June 20, the meeting of Foreign Ministers of Armenia and Azerbaijan Zohrab Mnatsakanyan and Elmar Mamadyarov was held in Washington D.C., with the participation of the OSCE Minsk Group Co-Chairs Igor Popov of Russia, Stefan Visconti of France, And

The interlocutors discussed a wide range of issues of the Armenia-U.S. partnership and underscored the mutual readiness to further broaden and enrich the agenda of multifaceted cooperation.

During the preparatory meeting the interlocutors assessed the current situation in the peace process, including in the context of implementing the agreements reached during previous meetings.

On June 19, in Washington D.C., Foreign Minister Zohrab Mnatsakanyan met with David Hale, the U.S. Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs.  

The interlocutors also exchanged views on a number of issues related to Armenia's involvement in the Council of Europe and the joint efforts to address the challenges which the organization faces.

The positive feedback of our action plan is that it is has been a critical instrument in promoting Armenia's reforms in the fields of criminal justice, penitentiary, local democracy, corruption in higher education and many other fields.