UN Convention on Genocide Prevention significant for Armenian nation

PanARMENIAN.Net - Modern UN and problem of International Terrorism seminar was organized on the initiative of Lions Clubs International and Unity International Foundation in New Delhi on October 23, the RA MFA reports.



Addressing the event, Armenia's Ambassador to India Ashot Kocharian stated that Armenia is engaged in activities of UN various structures. He also reminded that this year the UN marks the 60th anniversary of adoption of Convention on Genocide Prevention, the date significant for the Armenian nation, which survived the Genocide.



"Armenia condemns terrorism and expresses solidarity with the international community in combating this evil. We are hopeful that UN will remain the key organization observing human values and resolving global problems," Ambassador Kocharian said.
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