Once more, our nation is facing dire and excruciating circumstances as governmental authorities undertake demarcation and delimitation efforts, completely neglecting the return of Armenian sovereign lands. Simultaneously, these unilateral compromises are touted to the public as pathways to peace, while in fact Armenia is the sole sufferer and Azerbaijan reaps the rewards of this process.
Considering the ongoing developments that sparked the “Tavush for the Homeland” movement, spearheaded under the leadership of Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan, the Armenian Relief Society and its global entities express deep concerns regarding recent decisions taken by Armenian authorities. We stand united in safeguarding the security of bordering villages and the well-being of their inhabitants, aiming to transform these protective outposts into bastions of strength rather than abandoned territories.
Driven by the overarching goal of preserving Armenia as our homeland, the Armenian Relief Society (ARS), a significant institution dedicated to the Armenian cause, pledges unwavering support for the “Tavush for the Homeland” movement. The ARS blends a mother’s nurturing love with the resilience and determination of Armenian women leading their children, recognizing that our homeland should never be used as a pawn for political gain. It is our collective national duty to stand by the residents of our border villages, acting with a sense of obligation and national consciousness for the betterment of Armenia.
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Armenian Relief Society International Inc.
Armenian Relief Society, Inc. (ARS) is an independent, non-governmental and non-sectarian organization which serves the humanitarian needs of the Armenian people and seeks to preserve the cultural identity of the Armenian nation. It mobilizes communities to advance the goals of all sectors of humanity. For well over a century, it has pioneered solutions to address the challenges that impact our society.
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