On March 17, in Yerevan, the International Day of Unity march took place, led by Arman Vardanyan, who delivered a speech expressing gratitude for the turnout and the actions taken by the attendees to show their love for their country.

Vardanyan emphasized the dedication and sacrifice of those who have been actively working and contributing to their ideals, even in the face of criticism and challenges. He expressed appreciation for the unity shown by these individuals during the march.

In his speech, Vardanyan highlighted the ongoing war, the devastation of Artsakh, and the endangered areas such as Syunik, Jermuk, and Vardenis. He expressed concern that while leaders and politicians are focused on these pressing issues, unity, harmony, and cooperation have been neglected. Instead, there is a tendency to criticize, bicker, and engage in destructive behavior.

Vardanyan emphasized the importance of unity and the need for it to prevail over division. He called for a change in the negative and destructive processes that have been plaguing the country, both internally and externally. He urged a shift from mere discussions to practical actions.

Furthermore, Vardanyan expressed concerns about the court proceedings in the country, noting the lack of resolution due to unclear laws. He called for changes in the judicial system to facilitate fair and effective judgments.

Overall, the International Day of Unity march aimed to address these challenges and promote positive change in Armenia.