Responding to the Humanitarian Crisis in Nagorno-Karabakh
The humanitarian crisis in Nagorno-Karabakh remains a critical issue for Armenia. This contested region, predominantly inhabited by ethnic Armenians, has faced ongoing conflict and displacement, particularly following the 2020 war with Azerbaijan.
Armenia’s Humanitarian Efforts
Armenia has focused on providing aid to displaced families, including temporary housing, food, medical support, and educational opportunities. The government is also implementing resettlement programs to help affected individuals rebuild their lives. However, economic constraints and limited international support hinder these efforts.
Armenia has called for global intervention, urging the United Nations and other organizations to ensure the protection of ethnic Armenians and unrestricted access to humanitarian aid.
Challenges
Azerbaijan’s blockades on humanitarian corridors and ongoing tensions complicate the delivery of aid and the establishment of peace. Despite this, Armenia’s global diaspora has played a vital role, raising funds and advocating for international support.
The Way Forward
Armenia is committed to safeguarding its people’s rights by strengthening international advocacy, supporting economic recovery, and pursuing peacebuilding efforts. Global cooperation remains essential for resolving this crisis and ensuring lasting stability in the region.
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