In Hamburg, Deputy FM points out  the needs of forcibly displaced  citizens of Artsakh 

ArmInfo. Within the framework of the annual Hamburg Sustainability Conference, Deputy Foreign Minister  of Armenia Robert Abisoghomonyan participated in and delivered remarks at a high-level closed roundtable discussion entitled "The Future of Development Cooperation".

The report of the Deputy Minister focused on the challenges facing  the international development system and ways to address them.  In  his remarks, Deputy Foreign Minister Robert Abisoghomonyan touched  upon emerging challenges in the international development system,  including the rapid growth of new digital technologies and the  consequences of the pandemic and climate change. The need for more  sustainable and flexible financing mechanisms in the development  sector was emphasized.

In the context of health-related challenges, the Deputy Foreign  Minister noted that the COVID-19 pandemic and its consequences  exposed the vulnerabilities of the global health architecture and the  interconnectedness of national health systems. The imperative to take  steps to enhance the resilience of global health structures was  highlighted.

Touching upon the humanitarian challenges, the Deputy Foreign  Minister drew attention to the needs of forcibly displaced people  from Nagorno-Karabakh and the necessity of addressing them. In this  context, he emphasized the importance of establishing effective  preventive, emergency response, and follow-up mechanisms within the  global humanitarian response framework.

Regarding the challenges on climate change, the Deputy Foreign  Minister emphasized the importance of addressing the needs of  developing countries, pointing out that although they are not the  primary contributors to global warming, biodiversity loss, or other  environmental disruptions, they are disproportionately affected by  the severe consequences of climate change