Foreign Affairs

DECLARATION Regarding Commencing a Dialogue Between Armenia and Turkey

January 16, 2001

On the issue raised by Turkey in regards to commencing a dialogue between Armenia and Turkey, following the recent successes in the European and American political arena regarding the recognition of the Armenian Genocide, and on the eve of a similar bill to be voted upon in the National Assembly of France, the A.R.F....
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ARF-D participates in European meeting of Socialist International

October 8, 2000

YEREVAN — The Socialist International Committee for Central and Eastern Europe, SICEE, met in Zagreb on 6-7 October, 2000, hosted by SI-member the Croatian Social Democratic Party, SDP, which heads the country’s government. As developments unfolded in Serbia, the Committee issued a declaration congratulating and extending its solidarity with the men and women who...
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SI Cuuncil resolution on security and stability in the South Caucasian states

May 19, 1998

OSLO COUNCIL – Global Solidarity 18-19 MAY 1998 RESOLUTION ON SECURITY AND STABILITY IN THE SOUTH CAUCASIAN STATES 1. The Socialist International supports the independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity of Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan. The SI, together with its member parties, considers the diversity of the region as an asset and strongly encourages the...
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Meeting with MKR President, during South American tour

May 28, 1996

Mountainous (Nagorno) Karabakh Republic President Robert Kocharian, during his tour in South America, on May 27, 1996, visited the Armenian Cultural Association centre in Buenos Aires, Argentina. ARF-Dashnaktsutyun Bureau member Mario Nalbandian welcomed Kocharian, praising his message of “strengthening the spirit of unity in the name of national interests of the Armenian people.” He...
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Statement on the Russian State Duma’s denouncation of the Belovezhskaya Agreement

March 15, 1996

Conscious of the need for integration in CIS circles and the importance of Armenian-Russian political cooperation, the ARF-Dashnaktsutyun Supreme Council of Armenia is at the same time concerned about actions, undertaken with the Russian Federation presidential elections in mind, which question Armenia’s independence and self-government. We are also particularly concerned about attempts through pressure...
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“ARF must be included in Armenia’s delegation to the Council of Europe”

February 15, 1996

On January 26, 1996, the Council of Europe decision to grant Armenia observer status came in the wake of Russian admittance as a full-fledged member into the same body. Yet the approval of Armenia’s status took four years of arduous evaluation and analysis by the Council, which included a fact-finding mission to Armenia by...
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