UN Security Council resolutions on the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict remain unfulfilled, and the world community turns a blind eye to this, Azerbaijan's Deputy Prime Minister, chair of the State Committee for Refugees and IDPs, Ali Hasanov, said at a meeting with Director-General of United Nations Office at Geneva Michael Moller.
Noting that this year marks the 25th anniversary of Azerbaijan’s membership in the UN, Ali Hasanov said that the relations between Azerbaijan and the international organization are developing at a high level and that Azerbaijan supports close relations with organizations of the Geneva Office, in particular, with the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, who started working in Azerbaijan in 1992, and the International Organization for Migration.
In addition, the deputy prime minister touched upon the need for structural changes and reforms in the organization after the election of new UN Secretary General, and pointed out that one of the main directions is ensuring the implementation of documents and resolutions adopted by the UN, Trend reported.
Moller, for his part, stressed that Azerbaijan is one of the most active members of the UN and that the country’s rapid development, decisions made on social and economic issues are an example. According to him, Azerbaijan's experience should be encouraged within the UN.
