Armenia’s president talks about security in South Caucasus with UN Secretary General
27.09.2014,
12:01
Armenia’s president Serzh Sargsyan who is in the USA on a working visit met with UN Secretary General Ban ki-Moon on Friday.
YEREVAN, September 27. /ARKA/. Armenia’s president Serzh Sargsyan who is in the USA on a working visit met with UN Secretary General Ban ki-Moon on Friday.
The sides exchanged views on important issues discussed at 69th UN General Assembly session in New York, says the report.
Sargsyan and Ban ki-Moon addressed issues on stability and security in the South Caucasus. The president briefed the UN Secretary General on recent developments in Karabakh peace talks.
Sargsyan re-affirmed Armenia’s readiness to continue active efforts in the UNO and its bodies.
The president visited the Armenian Surb Vardan church and paid floral tribute to the Armenian genocide monument.
Sargsyan met with leading members of the Armenian communities of New York and New Jersey at an official dinner given by archbishop Khajak Parsamyan, the head of the Armenian Apostolic Church US Eastern eparchy. –0--