“The UN in Azerbaijan is proud of its longstanding partnership with ANAMA since 1999,” Vladanka Andreeva, UN Resident Coordinator in Azerbaijan, said at the 2nd International Conference on “Mine Action – the Path to Reaching SDGs,” Report informs.
“It is with utmost gratitude and admiration that I recognize the unwavering commitment of ANAMA's brave mine-clearance experts, who tirelessly work to eliminate the danger of explosive ordnance, often facing significant personal risk,” Andreeva said.
According to her, in the aftermath of the conflict in 2020, the UN helped mobilize more than $11 million.
“Mine action in countries affected by landmines, including Azerbaijan, is a fundamental requirement for sustainable development and lasting peace,” the UN representative added.