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- Ararat Mirzoyan held discussions with the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights
- The meeting took place on the margins of the UN Human Rights Council session
- The Armenian foreign minister met with Volker Turk, the High Commissioner
- A continuation of dialogue on human rights and bilateral cooperation was noted
During the session of the UN Human Rights Council, Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan met with UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk. The discussions occurred on the sidelines of the council’s work, focusing on human rights topics and ongoing cooperation between Armenia and United Nations human rights mechanisms.
The officials exchanged views on current human rights challenges and Armenia’s commitments to international human rights standards, with emphasis on regional issues and constructive engagement with UN bodies. The meeting was described as a step in maintaining dialogue and reinforcing cooperation between Armenia and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights.
The Armenian side reaffirmed its dedication to advancing reforms, accountability, and international reporting obligations, while the High Commissioner underscored continued support for Armenia’s efforts in promoting civil, political, and socio-economic rights within the country’s evolving governance framework.
Both sides highlighted the importance of sustained engagement with UN human rights mechanisms to monitor progress and address evolving regional concerns.