During the discussions of Yerevan Global Forum fresh ideas and constructive proposals have been made, which were summarized in the Draft Declaration of the Global Forum. I believe that it would be accepted as a guide for the implementation of the tru

On April 22, Parliament of Flanders adopted resolution recognizing Armenian Genocide. The issue was put on the agenda by common consent of all the leading parties of Flanders.

On April 21-22, UN General Assembly held a High-Level Thematic Debate entitled “Tolerance and Reconciliation”, addressing complex challenges of the rise of radicalization and violent extremism, atrocities, identity-based conflicts, cultur

Stressing that unfolding clashes and humanitarian crisis are of Armenia’s constant concern, Minister Nalbandian expressed hope that the efforts towards stabilization of political situation and establishment of peace in the country will be succe

Attaching significance to the holding of the Forum Thorbjørn Jagland expressed hope, that the discussions would be useful both to explore the causes and elimination of consequences of crimes against humanity of the past as well as preventing n

Armenia welcomes the statement adopted by the supreme legislative body of the Republic of Austria, the parliament, on the centennial of the genocide committed against Armenians in the Ottoman Empire.

On April 20, Mr Vache Gabrielyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for International Economic Integration and Reforms of Armenia participated at the UN Economic and Social Council Special High-level Meeting with the international financial institut

On April 20, Ambassador of Armenia to Canada Armen Yeganian met Citizenship and Immigration Minister of Canada, Chris Alexander, M.P., who will lead the six-member Canadian delegation during the Armenian Genocide Centennial Commemorations in Yerevan.

On April 20, Ashot Hovakimian received newly-appointed Ambassador of Argentina to Armenia Gonsalo Urriolabeitia on the occasion of handing over copies of his credentials.

Nowadays some Turkish narratives are presenting their own perceptions of history as the only true ones, a “just memory” into which other peoples’ memories should fit. This is an exercise against memory and history.