The People Living in Artsakh Bear the Post-War Impact, Says Mane Tandilyan

The Minister of Labor, Social and Migration Issues of the Republic of Artsakh, Mane Tandilyan, met today, December 23, with Patrick Verbruggen, the director of Triangle Génération Humanitaire (Triangle Humanitarian Generation), a non-governmental organization.

Presenting the organization's main activities, which involve the implementation of reconstruction and development programs in various countries affected by military operations, Verbruggen emphasized their clear goal of carrying out similar programs in Artsakh, aligning with the existing issues raised by local officials.

Welcoming the guest, Tandilyan noted in her speech that all programs being implemented by the organization are applicable in Artsakh as the people living there are evidently bearing all kinds of post-war impacts today. The Minister expressed hope that during the meeting, the boundaries of cooperation between the ministry and the organization would be defined, and sectors where such work is truly needed would be chosen.

In this context, Tandilyan highlighted the support programs being carried out for children, particularly emphasizing the necessity for socio-psychological support and the application of the organization's professional potential in this field.

The parties agreed to start implementing practically applicable joint programs immediately after exchanging the necessary information.