“I was proud to serve as Speaker when Congress officially recognized the Armenian Genocide,” Pelosi wrote.

She said her Armenian heritage has strongly influenced the way she understands the world.

Trump’s April 24 message honored Armenians but avoided the term “genocide,” drawing sharp criticism from advocacy groups.

“If something happens to someone, there will be no medical assistance, they can simply die,” Sujyan said.

“At this point, we have more than 200,000 dual citizens who have acquired Armenian citizenship over the past 10–15 years,” he said.

Mkhitaryan posts brief tribute on social media, sharing message of remembrance alongside image of eternal flame at Tsitsernakaberd.

Armenian community in Tbilisi says authorities blocked planned embassy protest, arguing decision undermines rights and trust.

“A comprehensive overhaul was needed, including re-waterproofing the rear sections of the monument’s pylons,” he said.

“We remember the victims and pledge to preserve their sacred memory. Never again,” the statement reads.

“Historical memory requires constant vigilance to ensure that the tragic events of history are never repeated,” Tasoulas emphasized.

France has officially recognized the Armenian Genocide. Since 2019, April 24 has been observed as a national day of remembrance.

Тhe Turkish President did not address the process of normalization of Armenia-Turkey relations.

“We stand with Armenians and bow in memory of all victims of this tragedy and before the survivors,” the ambassador wrote.

In addition, on April 24, a commemoration event dedicated to the Armenian Genocide was held near the “Our Victims” memorial.

Canadian ambassador described Tsitsernakaberd ceremony as powerful and moving, paying tribute to Armenian Genocide victims.

“I reaffirm my unwavering commitment to the values of justice, truth, and human dignity,” President Aoun said.

Zurabyan says burning flags signals weakness, adding he would rather see Armenian flag burned as a sign of victory and strength.

Putin stressed the need for global unity to prevent atrocities like the Armenian Genocide.

Dendias said recognition of historical truth is vital to prevent crimes against humanity from ever recurring.

Archbishop Pargev Martirosyan appeals to global leaders to protect endangered Armenian heritage in Artsakh.

“We bow our heads in memory of the victims and express our solidarity with the Armenian people,” the ambassador wrote.

“We mourn together with the Armenian people on the Day of Remembrance of the victims of the Armenian Genocide,” the embassy said.

He stated that Armenia–France cooperation has reached an unprecedented high level.

Armenia’s Foreign Ministry says remembrance of genocide victims shapes a peace-focused future.

“Impunity undermines the foundations of justice and breeds new crimes,” Anahit Manasyan said.

“Our people survived the genocide, revived life everywhere, and restored Armenian statehood,” he said.

Mashalian said that the canonized martyrs urge “not to remain in the darkness of the past, but to live with hope and build the future.”

The Catholicos laid a wreath at the memorial, after which an intercessory service for the martyrs was conducted.

“The Ottoman Empire was largely emptied of its Christian population,” the Swedish MP wrote.

He stressed that “the Mets Yeghern must not be allowed to become a tool for international players in their struggle against one another.”