Permanent Mission of Armenia to the United Nations

The Permanent Mission of Armenia to the United Nations represents the Government of Armenia in New York, NY, serving as the official diplomatic office for Armenia's engagement with the global organization. As a UN member state since March 2, 1992, Armenia maintains an active presence within the United Nations system, participating in the daily work of this international body and collaborating with numerous UN offices and specialized agencies. The mission operates from its location in Manhattan, where it coordinates Armenia's diplomatic initiatives and contributes to discussions on matters of global significance. Through its work in New York, the mission advances Armenia's commitment to universal values, human rights protection, and democratic principles on the international stage. The Permanent Mission serves as the primary point of contact for Armenia's official representation at the United Nations, managing bilateral relations with other member states and participating in the full range of UN activities. Whether engaging in general assembly sessions, specialized committee work, or bilateral diplomatic meetings, the mission represents Armenian interests and perspectives within the framework of international law and UN protocols. Based in New York, NY, the mission embodies Armenia's dedication to active participation in global governance and international cooperation.