Luxembourg Chamber of Deputies condemns de-Armenization of Artsakh by  Azerbaijan

ArmInfo. The Luxembourg Chamber of Deputies unanimously adopted a resolution to support Armenia and  establish peace and stability in the region, which condemns the forced migration of more than 100 thousand Armenians from Nagorno-Karabakh as a result of the unjustified military operation of Azerbaijan.

As stated in the message released by the Armenian Embassy in  Luxembourg, the resolution regarding the decision of the  International Court of Justice dated November 17, 2023 calls for  respect for international law, as well as for the immediate release  of Armenian prisoners of war by Azerbaijan.  Emphasizing the  recognition of the territorial integrity of the countries of the  region based on the Alma-Ata Declaration of 1991, the resolution  encourages delimitation work between Armenia and Azerbaijan and the  regulation of diplomatic relations in the region.

The resolution welcomes Armenia's democratic progress, as well as  Armenia's ratification of the Rome Statute.

The adopted resolution emphasizes the importance of deepening  EU-Armenia relations through the new partnership program, as well as  the important commitment to the European Union's civilian mission in  Armenia and supports an increased EU role in the process of resolving  the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict.  In addition, the document  encourages strengthening economic, scientific and educational ties  between Luxembourg, the EU and Armenia.

Notably, the Azerbaijani side reacted to this resolution in its  characteristic hysterical manner.  Thus, the Azerbaijani parliament  assessed the resolution of the Luxembourg Chamber of Deputies "as an  attempt to obstruct the peace process." In this vein, the Azerbaijani  MM rejected this resolution and accused Luxembourg MPs of "inability  to understand current realities."