U.N. humanitarian aid still not available to Nagorno Karabakh people,  Armenia`s premier states 

ArmInfo.Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan received today United Nations' Resident Coordinator Shombi Sharp on the occasion of completion of his mission in Armenia.    Pashinyan highly appreciated Mr. Sharp's work in developing the cooperation between  Armenia and the UN agencies. Nikol Pashinyan also attached importance to the UN's  support to Armenia in fighting the coronavirus pandemic and expressed regret that the  UN humanitarian aid is still not available to the people of Nagorno Karabakh. In the  context of Sustainable Development Agenda 2030, the PM highlighted the importance of  the 2021-2025 UN Sustainable Development Partnership framework document for  Armenia, which was signed between the Armenian Government and the UN in June,  2021.    Thanking for the appreciation, Shombi Sharp said it was a great honor for him to serve in  Armenia, adding that he leaves the country with warm impressions. He highly valued the  partnership with the Armenian Government, the evidence of which are the effective joint  programs. He said that the UN will continue to stand by Armenia and the Armenian  people, assist the implementation of reforms, overcome the difficult challenges.    The sides exchanged views on the agenda of the Armenia-UN partnership, the agenda of  peace and stability in the region.    PM Pashinyan wished good luck to Shombi Sharp in his future activities, stating that Mr.  Sharp will remain the good friend of Armenia and its people.