Past daily of the Republic of Armenia (RA) writes as follows, in particular: (…) As a result of the efforts by the [Armenian] Diaspora and the [then] newly independent Republic of Armenia, dozens of states and international organizations have recognized and condemned the Armenian Genocide. But Turkey not only continues to deny the historical fact of the Armenian Genocide, but also continues to support Azerbaijan, which made the Artsakh [(Nagorno-Karabakh)] Armenians the target of genocidal crimes—first keeping them under a total blockade, then turning them into targets of aggression and forcibly deporting them.

And in this matter, it is very important not only to fight against Turkish denial, but also to make a corresponding political and legal assessment of the actions by Azerbaijan; and this can happen within the framework of the development of genocide prevention agenda. And the format of global forums "Against the Crime of Genocide" can also be effective from the point of view of drawing the attention of professional circles and the international community again to this topic. (…).

This year, from December 12 to 13, the 5th Global Forum Against Genocide (…) will be held in Yerevan. It seemed that special preparation had to be seen by the MFA and other responsible structures of the [Armenian] government towards organizing this important event, but it seems it is a state of neglect. (…). There are only a few days left to the Global Forum, but neither the normal agenda existed nor the specific speakers were known yesterday.

(…). However, it was necessary that, within the framework of the event, special attention should have been paid to the fact that until today Turkey continues to deny the Armenian Genocide, refusing to face its own history, which paves the way for the repetition of such crimes.

And it is very surprising that in the concept of the event there is not a single word also about the subject of Artsakh, when specific international crimes have been committed against the people of Artsakh, and the international community was unable to prevent them.

(…). It is no coincidence that the person holding the office of the RA foreign minister declares that the international recognition of the [Armenian] genocide is no longer a priority for Armenia. And [PM] Nikol Pashinyan, in his turn, urges [us] to refrain from mentioning Western Armenia, to forget about historical Armenia, and to give up our roots altogether.

Thus, the RA authorities satisfy Turkish-Azerbaijani demands. If it continues like this, one day there may be a demand altogether that discussing the topic of the Armenian Genocide should be avoided in every way.