National Assembly President Alen Simonyan stressed the importance of preserving or enhancing state institutions in Artsakh for the security of our country. Simonyan expressed concern about the security of the Artsakh Republic, questioning the necessity of establishing local government or state institutions in the region. According to him, such developments directly undermine the security of the Republic of Armenia. In efforts to preserve the existence of state institutions, both the authorities and opposition in Armenia have proposed the creation of a transitional government in Armenia for Artsakh.

Furthermore, Special Representative Edmon Marukyan also voiced concerns about the preservation of state institutions in Artsakh, emphasizing the threat they face in Armenia. These statements highlight the critical need to address the security issues surrounding Artsakh and ensure the stability of its state institutions.

It is important to recognize the significance of this matter in the context of Armenia’s ongoing efforts to safeguard its national security. The preservation and development of state institutions in Artsakh are crucial not only for the region but also for the Republic of Armenia as a whole.

As the discussions and debates surrounding this issue continue, it remains imperative to find viable solutions that prioritize the security of both Artsakh and Armenia. The establishment of a transitional government in Armenia offers a potential path forward, allowing for the preservation and enhancement of state institutions while addressing the security concerns that exist.