At the global programming conference of the Green Climate Fund held in the Republic of Korea, the Deputy Minister of Environment referred to the large-scale aggression of Azerbaijan towards the territory of Armenia, the Armenian ministry of education noted on Facebook.

By the decision of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, Deputy Minister of Environment Gayane Gabrielyan was sent to the Republic of Korea (Incheon city) on September 12-17, 2022, to participate in the Green Climate Fund global programming conference.

Deputy prime ministers, ministers, deputy ministers and high-ranking officials from 60 countries took part in the conference, with about 500 participants along. The purpose of the conference was to discuss and seek solutions on how to increase the effectiveness of climate investments in the face of increasing global economic pressures and uncertainty.

During his speech, the deputy minister referred to the large-scale attack carried out by Azerbaijan in the direction of the eastern and southeastern regions of Armenia with the use of artillery and combat drones at midnight on September 13.

The deputy minister noted the disastrous consequences of the aggressive actions unleashed by Azerbaijan.

“Azerbaijan's actions clearly violate the Charter of the United Nations and in particular its Articles 2 and 33, which stipulate that all members in their international relations must refrain from the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of any country.

Azerbaijan's unilateral actions are a real threat to international peace and security and deserve a strong and timely response from the international community," the deputy minister noted.