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    AT UN SECURITY COUNCIL KAREN NAZARYAN APPEALED TO ENCOURAGE COOPERATION BETWEEN PARTNERS

    http://armenpress.am/eng/news/728478/at-un-security-council-karen-nazaryan-appealed-to-encourage-cooperation-between-partners.html
    13:17, 7 August, 2013

    YEREVAN, AUGUST 7, ARMENPRESS: The high-level debate "Cooperation in
    maintaining international peace and security between UN and regional
    and sub-regional organizations" was held on August 6 at the UN
    Security Council. As Armenpress was reported by the Department for
    Press, Information and Public Relations of the Ministry of Foreign
    Affairs of the Republic of Armenia, at the debate, presided over by
    the President of Argentina Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, speeches
    were made by the UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, the ministers
    of foreign affairs and ambassadors of different member countries,
    as well as the representatives of the regional organizations, like
    the African Union (AU), the European Union (EU), the League of Arab
    States (LAS), the Union of South American Nations (UNASUR) and the
    Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC).

    In his speech the Armenia's Permanent Representative in UN Karen
    Nazaryan stated that Armenia, as a member of the Collective Security
    Treaty Organization (CSTO), welcomes the active dialogue and the close
    cooperation between the UN and CSTO, directed to the strengthening
    of the mutual relations.

    The Ambassador Karen Nazaryan noted that Armenia highly evaluates
    the efforts of the Co-Chairs of the OSCE Minsk Group directed to the
    peaceful settlement of the Nagorno Karabakh conflict.

    The Armenia's Permanent Representative in UN appealed to encourage
    and assist the initiatives directed to the expansion of the relations
    between the partners and the development of the cooperation with the
    regional organizations in the name of international peace and security.

    "The regional organizations must find ways to expand their cooperation
    and dialogue to address increasingly interconnected global challenges",
    - the Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon told a high-level debate in the
    Security Council.

    "We need to learn from the lessons of our collaborations to build
    ever more innovative and flexible partnership arrangements that draw
    on our respective strengths," he said. "Only through cooperation will
    we meet our shared aspirations for a more peaceful world."

    The debate, presided over by President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner
    of Argentina, which holds the Council's presidency this month, seeks
    to further strengthen dialogue and exchange of information among
    regional and sub-regional organizations and the UN on issues such as
    conflict prevention, peaceful settlement of disputes, peacekeeping
    and post-conflict peace building.

    In his remarks, Mr. Ban highlighted examples of valuable cooperation
    between the UN and regional and sub-regional organizations across
    the globe.

    "Of course, we sometimes face challenges when working together. Our
    organizations do not always have the same approach to a given
    crisis. Our diverse mandates and membership can lead to different
    perspectives," Mr. Ban said, adding that the open debate "is a welcome
    opportunity to explore the nature of these challenges and consider
    how to improve cooperation."

    In a statement agreed on by the 15-member body, the Council committed
    to promote closer and more operational cooperation between the UN and
    regional and sub-regional organizations in the fields of conflict early
    warning, prevention, peacemaking, peacekeeping and peace building.

    It also recognized the need to enhance the coordination of efforts to
    strengthen the global response to current threats to international
    peace and security posed by illegal trafficking, terrorism, and the
    proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, among others.

    In addition, the Council reiterated its commitment to continue to
    cooperate with international, regional and sub-regional organizations
    and establish arrangements to share experiences and lessons learned.

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