CSTO Can Have Both Observers and Partners, National Assembly
The National Assembly of Armenia has approved a draft law regarding the addition of partner status in the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO). The bill on ratifying the third protocol on amendments to the CSTO charter, originally dated October 7, 2002, was passed during a session held on September 11.
"This protocol addresses the issue that CSTO can have both observers and partners. Previously, there was a provision that allowed for an observer, which was not clearly defined. A proposal was made to establish a higher status than an observer, which is the status of a partner. There is a distinction between an observer and a partner. A partner is a state that is interested in deepening its relations with the CSTO and its member states, sharing the organization’s ideologies and approaches," stated the main rapporteur, Deputy Foreign Minister Shavarsh Kocharyan.
Նմանատիպ հոդվածներ
Nikol Pashinyan's Revolutionary Song Transformed for SaveAmulsar
As previously reported, a march has been organized today in support of Amulsar, which started from the National Assembly...
If this soldier and incident are real, the Ministry of Defense will reward him: Artak Hunanyan
The spokesperson for the Ministry of Defense of Armenia, Artak Hunanyan, addressed a publication from one of the media o...
Live: Discussion on Nikol Pashinyan's Call in Jermuk
In the city of Jermuk, a public discussion is currently taking place at School No. 2 in the Dzakhapnyak neighborhood reg...
Yuri Khachaturov and Seyran Ohanyan Enter Court
The trial concerning the constitutional overthrow case linked to the events of March 1 has commenced at the Shengavit br...