Yeghishe Kirakosyan  about his decision to step down as the  representative on international legal issues

ArmInfo. Yeghishe Kirakosyan has explained the reasons for his decision to step down from his position  as  Armenia's representative  on international legal issues.  In a post on his Facebook page, Kirakosyan stated that his decision was motivated by a desire to focus on academic and professional activities aimed at strengthening international law in Armenia and enhancing legal education in the country.

Kirakosyan also reflected on his  time as Armenia's representative,  noting that  under his leadership  the Office began  filing  interstate complaints against Azerbaijan to the European Court of  Human Rights and the International Court. He highlighted that the  Office actively defended Armenia's interests in ongoing interstate  judicial and arbitration proceedings.

"The Office has also initiated the ratification processes of several  key international treaties, including the Rome Statute of the  International Criminal Court and the Hague Conventions of 1899 and  1907 for the Pacific Settlement of International Disputes,"  Kirakosyan wrote. In conclusion, he expressed confidence that the  Office will continue to properly and effectively represent Armenia's  interests in international judicial and arbitration proceedings.