RA Foreign Minister: Mass Protests in Armenia will be Resolved Democratically
The situation with the mass protests in Armenia will be resolved democratically through dialogue, Armenian Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian said at a meeting with his Belarusian counterpart Vladimir Makei.
"Those statements made by the international community are to support the democratic processes that will continue in Armenia. From our part, we have expressed our commitment to human rights and basic democratic freedoms," the Minister said, Azatutsyun writes.
"The dialogue between the residents of Armenia and the Government will continue. The resolution of the situation will take some time," the head of the Armenian Foreign Ministry said.
Other materials on this subject
- Alexander Mantashev: the Wealthiest Armenian in Russian Tzardom Armenian classical Shirvanzade, a contemporary of Mantashev, describes him as follows, “It was not about the huge amounts, but the huge heart that played the most important part in Mantashev’s charity."
- Pavel Manukyan Got Two-Month Pre-Trial Detention Manukyan was wounded and arrested on July 27.
- Mogherini on Developments in Yerevan: Conflicts Need to be Resolved Through Political Dialogue Likewise, demonstrators need to refrain from violence in the exercise of their civil rights.
- The Protestors Detained from Baghramyan Avenue Were Released The police published a statement close to midnight on September 11, where it allowed the protesters, who did not notify the municipality in due manner, to run their rally till 5:00am in the morning.
- GALLUP: 73% of respondents support Electric Maidan in Armenia 73 percent of respondents positively assessed actions of the protesters on Baghramyan Avenue.
Read also
-
Armenian Opposition to Hold Next Rally on September 2
-
Resistance Movement Announces Upcoming Actions
-
Dozens Injured in Clashes Between Police and Protesters in Yerevan
-
Protest Movement in Armenia Nearing a Tipping Point, Opposition Leader Says
-
Resistance Movement Holding March in Yerevan
-
Five Protesters Detained after Clashes with Police in Yerevan
-
Saghatelyan: Tomorrow We Will Have Neither a March Nor a Rally
-
Democracy is a Continuous Process to Ensure Accountability, to Protect Human Rights: Lynne Tracy
-
17:08The regular session of the Anti-corruption Policy Council takes place in Jermuk
-
15:05The Prime Minister sends congratulatory messages to the supreme leader of Iran and the President of Iran
-
11:11Armenia sends earthquake aid to Turkey
-
10:43Commemoration of the Pontiff St. Sahak Partev
-
09:16Some roads are closed and difficult to pass in Armenia
-
19:55Phone conversation of the Foreign Minister of Armenia with the U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs
-
18:30Prime Minister Pashinyan and President Khachaturyan meet
-
18:20Ararat Mirzoyan with Co-Chairman of the OSCE Minsk Group of France Brice Roquefeuil
-
17:01Humans could land on Mars within 10 years, Musk predicts
-
16:45France, US urge 'immediate' end to Nagorno Karabakh blockade
-
16:01Blockaded Nagorno Karabakh launches fundraiser to support quake-hit Syria
-
15:59Earthquake death toll in Turkey rises to 18,342
-
15:43Ararat Mirzoyan Held a Telephone Conversation with Sergey Lavrov
-
15:06French president rules out fighter jet supplies to Ukraine in near future
-
14:475 Day Weather Forecast in Armenia
-
14:44President Vahagn Khachaturyan wrote a note in the book of condolences opened in the Embassy of Syria in Armenia
-
14:20Azerbaijan’s provocations impede establishment of peace and stability – Armenian FM tells Russian Co-Chair of OSCE MG
-
12:57France representation to OSCE: Paris calls on Azerbaijan to restore freedom of movement through Lachin corridor
-
11:40Command of Kosovo forces highly appreciated preparation of Armenian peacekeepers
-
10:16The United States withdrew from sanctions against Syria for six months the provision of assistance after the earthquake
Most read
day
week
month
Weather
Yerevan
cloudy
Humidity: 16%
Wind: 2.06 km/h
Humidity: 16%
Wind: 2.06 km/h
26 C°
29° 16°
28.04.2024
30° 16°
29.04.2024
Poll