Latest South Caucasus developments discussed in Canada 

ArmInfo. The East European and Transatlantic Network initiative of the Institute for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies at Carleton University in Ottawa organized a roundtable discussion on the security challenges facing  the countries of the South Caucasus, in particular Armenia and  Georgia.

As reported by the press service of the Armenian Embassy in Canada,  the Armenian Ambassador Anahit Harutyunyan took part in the  discussion and delivered a speech, presenting Armenia's position on  the latest developments in the South Caucasus, the efforts undertaken  by official Yerevan to establish peace in the region, as well as the  ongoing obstacles and unconstructive position of Azerbaijan.

In this context, the need to ensure the rights of the Armenians of  Artsakh, including the right to return, the immediate release of  Armenian prisoners of war and the protection of Armenian cultural  heritage was emphasized.

Harutyunyan especially emphasized the active support of the  international community, including Canada, aimed at establishing  peace in the South Caucasus and the territorial integrity of Armenia.

Touching upon Armenia's relations with its closest neighbors and the  issue of unblocking regional infrastructure, the Ambassador presented  the "Crossroads of Peace" program. The Ambassador of Canada to  Armenia delivered a welcoming speech at the event. Other diplomats,  faculty and students from Carleton and Ottawa universities, and  experts also took part in the discussion.