Mountainous Karabakh Armenians have been displaced, with the number of displaced people estimated to be around 150,000, according to Ashot Minasyan, chairman of the “Artsakh” delegation. These figures are crucial for cooperation with international organizations, as they help provide an accurate portrayal of the displaced individuals. The protocol dictates that the state structures in Mountainous Karabakh should be operational, with priority given to the president’s institution, government, and Foreign Ministry. Minasyan emphasized the need for these bodies to address the people’s problems and find solutions. Based on the results of the population census on December 1, 2015, the population of Nagorno-Karabakh Republic stands at 145,053 people, including temporary migrants, or 140,535 individuals when excluding temporarily displaced people from abroad.

On November 17th, during a national assembly, Ashot Minasyan, chairman of the “Artsakh” delegation, revealed that the number of displaced individuals in Mountainous Karabakh is not 100, but approximately 150,000. The accuracy of these figures is of utmost importance for fostering cooperation with international institutions. Minasyan stressed the importance of portraying an accurate image of the displaced population. In terms of protocol, the state structures in Mountainous Karabakh are expected to be fully operational, with the president’s institution, government, and Foreign Ministry taking precedence. The chairman of the delegation emphasized the need for these bodies to actively address the people’s problems and seek viable solutions.

According to the results of the population census conducted on December 1, 2015, the total population of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic, including temporary migrants, stands at 145,053 people. However, when excluding temporarily displaced individuals from abroad, the estimated population in the region is approximately 140,535. These numbers provide valuable insights into the demographic situation in Karabakh and serve as a basis for future planning and development. It is imperative for the state structures to prioritize the needs and issues of the people and work towards finding effective resolutions.

In recent news from Armenia, Ashot Minasyan, chairman of the “Artsakh” delegation, announced during a national assembly on November 17th that the number of displaced Armenians in Mountainous Karabakh exceeds 100, reaching around 150,000. These figures hold significant importance in terms of international cooperation and require an accurate representation of the displaced population. As per protocol, the state structures in Mountainous Karabakh should be fully functional, with the president’s institution, government, and Foreign Ministry leading the way. It is vital for these entities to actively address the people’s concerns and find viable solutions to their problems. The population census conducted on December 1, 2015, revealed that the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic’s population, including temporary migrants, amounts to 145,053 individuals. Excluding temporarily displaced individuals from abroad, this number stands at approximately 140,535, providing a clearer understanding of the region’s demographics.