Armenia and its inhabitants have a respectful attitude to cultures and languages; its legislation and regulations comply with the country's obligations in promoting the use of regional and minority languages in public life. However, more needs to be done to raise awareness of the country's minority languages and cultures, to address the problem of the lack of funds, and to change the attitude of the authorities to protecting the languages.
Lack of resources, passive attitude of national authorities key obstacles for the protection of minority languages in Armenia
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Armenia and its inhabitants have a respectful attitude to cultures and languages; its legislation and regulations comply with the country's obligations in promoting the use of regional and minority languages in public life. However, more needs to be done to raise awareness of the country's minority languages and cultures, to address the problem of the lack of funds, and to change the attitude of the authorities to protecting the languages.