What role does EuFoA play in Brussels? How does it work towards deepening European-Armenian relations? What relationships does our NGO have with Azerbaijani and other Armenian organisations?   Our director, Eduardo Lorenzo Ochoa, describes EuFoA's missions and functioning in an interview with the monthly French magazine France-Arménie.     Read the full article (in... Read more

On Thursday, 18 September, the European Parliament adopted a motion on the persecution of human rights defenders in Azerbaijan. Many points of the motion are directly relevant to Armenia, as well as to the imprisonment of Azerbaijani human rights activist Leyla Yunus earlier this year in July and partly because of dubious charges of spying for Armenia, causing international outcry. The European Parliament is ready to impose sanctions on Azerbaijan and curb the current relations if demands... Read more

The Nagorno-Karabakh Foreign Minister, Karen Mirzoyan, together with European Friends of Armenia's Director Eduardo Lorenzo Ochoa, completed a one-week mission to the Basque Country this week.   The visit, scheduled between September 10 and September 16, included meetings with Basque high officials, including the President of the Basque Parliament, Ms. Bakartxo Tejeria Otermin and other leaders, both at provincial and local level.   On Friday, September 12, the Basque... Read more

On Friday, September 12, 2014, a European Union regional parliament has, for the first time in history, adopted a motion supporting the self-determination of Nagorno-Karabakh following several official visits to the region that were organized by European Friends of Armenia (EuFoA) and the commitment of EuFoA contacts' network.The motion adopted today by the Basque Parliament praises the strong determination of the Nagorno-Karabakh people in their choice for democracy, despite the hard and difficult situation. Read more

The Nagorno-Karabakh conflict was back on the front pages of the international press this summer after a deadly escalation and more than 30 casualties since the signing of the ceasefire agreement in 1994 by Azerbaijan, Nagorno-Karabakh and Armenia. As usual, both sides accuse each other of having shot first and therefore being responsible for the situation. The maintenance of the world's only self-regulated ceasefire Recently, critical voices have risen regarding the work of the OSCE... Read more