UNRCCA

Caused mainly by historical animosities and territorial disputes, the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan, known as the Nagorno-Karabakh War, lasted for many years and left deep marks on global geopolitics. From the humanitarian perspective, it is valid to mention that the conflict has had profound humanitarian and historical impacts on the region, resulting in significant displacement, loss of life, and human suffering. The war created a large number of refugees and internally displaced persons, leading to social and economic challenges that persist to this day.
In 2020, the Second N-K War had its “end” marked by a peace agreement, which was responsible for ending armed conflicts but is far from actually addressing Armenia and Azerbaijan needs. Therefore, in UNRCCA, our delegates will have to discuss a better way of finally putting an end to the War — maybe by even achieving a Peace Agreement —, and to try and secure the hard task of fulfilling the warring parties' asymmetrical interests.