Permanent Mission of Armenia to the United Nations
Government of Armenia
About Permanent Mission of Armenia to the United Nations
Armenia's Permanent Mission to the United Nations in New York, NY represents a nation committed to advancing universal values of human rights and democracy on the world stage. Since Armenia's admission to the United Nations on March 2, 1992, through General Assembly resolution A/RES/46/227, the country has maintained a dedicated diplomatic presence that actively engages in the work of this global organization. The mission, based in New York, reflects Armenia's deep commitment to international cooperation and its belief in the power of multilateral dialogue to address global challenges. Operating from its offices in Manhattan, the mission works closely with UN bodies and offices to promote Armenia's values and interests while contributing to broader international discussions on peace, security, and development. The Permanent Mission serves as a bridge between Armenia and the international community, fostering relationships with other nations and participating in the collective efforts of the United Nations. Through sustained engagement with the UN system, Armenia demonstrates its dedication to being an active, responsible member of the global community. Based in New York, NY, the mission stands as a testament to Armenia's integration into the international order and its commitment to addressing shared global challenges through diplomacy and cooperation.