Mirzoyan: Armenia welcomes the draft "Resolution on crisis situations  in the Francophone space, overcoming them and strengthening of peace"

ArmInfo.The events taking place in the world are surely a cause for serious concern. We live in  a difficult geopolitical period, characterized by an increase  number of conflicts and crises, the weakening of multilateral institutions and the supremacy of international law.

 This was stated by the head of the Armenian MFA Ararat Mirzoyan during his speech at the 45th  Ministerial Forum of Francophonie. "Our organization, with its  geographical and cultural diversity, its fundamental values, and its  progressive agendas focusing on humanitarian, educational, cultural,  environmental protection and the advancement of women, has sufficient  potential to counter the aforementioned challenges.  Armenia welcomes  the draft "Resolution on crisis situations in the Francophone space,  overcoming them and strengthening of peace", in which we  comprehensively consider the existing security threats in the  Francophone region and indicate ways to overcome them," the head of  the Armenian Foreign Ministry said.

According to Mirzoyan, Yerevan considers it important that the  resolution supports the peace process between Armenia and Azerbaijan,  based on respect for the territorial integrity of states, in  accordance with the Alma-Ata Declaration of 1991.  "The resolution  also welcomes the progress achieved in the process of delimitation of  the interstate border in line with the principles reaffirmed in the  Protocol of 19 April 2024 and calls for the reopening of regional  communications based on respect for the principles of sovereignty,  national jurisdiction, equality and reciprocity. Armenia is committed  to continuing its efforts to establish lasting peace in the region.  We have repeatedly expressed our readiness to sign a peace agreement  with Azerbaijan without further delay. I am confident that the  support of the Francophone family will give a positive impetus to the  peace process," Mirzoyan concluded.