"Europeans for Artsakh" platform outlines Artsakh`s interests  protecting vector 

ArmInfo. The "Europeans for Artsakh" platform brought together the representatives from Armenian communities across Europe in Brussels to collaborate on advancing the defense of the rights of Armenians in Artsakh/Nagorno-Karabakh. Representatives from the Armenian communities in Belgium, Cyprus, France, Germany, Netherlands, Romania, United Kingdom were present.

According to the platform's press service,  the main purpose of the  "Europeans for Artsakh" meeting was to exchange insights and discuss  on the upcoming April 24 commemoration events throughout Europe,  ensuring that the Artsakh issue remains central to these events.

Key discussions revolved around the fundamental rigths to  self-determination and the collective return for the people of  Artsakh. The urgent requirement to address the housing needs of the  150,000 displaced Artsakh Armenians in Armenia was emphasized. This  underscores the necessity for ensuring their dignified existence in  temporary locations until they can safely return to their homeland,  with international safeguarding of their rights.

Moreover, discussions also touched upon the role of Armenian  communities in the upcoming European elections, underscoring the  imperative need to advocate for Artsakh and Armenia within the new  European Authorities.  The 'Europeans for Artsakh' is a pan-European  collaborative platform/movement bringing together representative  bodies of the Armenian community in 15 European countries. The first  initiative of the 'Europeans for Artsakh' was a letter addressed to  the leadership of the European Council, the European Commission and  the European Parliament as well as to the leaders of the Member  states of the Council of Europe in support of the Armenian population  of Nagorno-Karabakh/Artsakh, which was co-signed by over 500 European  associations.

The mission of the platform is to mobilize citizens, fostering  support for the fundamental rights of the indigenous Armenian  population of Artsakh while raising awareness on this issue across  political, social, and cultural spheres in Europe.