During its April 21 plenary session that was convened especially for remembrance of the Armenian Genocide, the City Council of the City of Vicente López of Argentina adopted once again a resolution condemning the Armenian Genocide, viewing it as the first genocide of the 20^th century perpetrated in the Ottoman Empire, as reported spiritual pastor of the Saint Gregory the Illuminator Armenian Church of Buenos Aires, Father Archimandrite Maghakia Amirian.

In their speeches, the members of the City Council affirmed their positions on the Armenian Genocide and stated that it deserved to be condemned and recognized.

After the session, a plaque dedicated to the Armenian Genocide was unveiled in the yard adjacent to the City Council. In his speech, Chairperson of the City Council Carlos Sanda expressed his admiration of the Armenian people and the Armenian community of Argentina, stating that Argentina is a familiar place for the Armenians and that Argentina is always ready to help them exercise each of their rights to a just life. Speaking on behalf of the Armenian community, Jorge Tosounian attached importance to the fact that Argentina always stands with the Armenians and helps the latter solve its major issues. Tosounian also touched upon the recent military actions in Artsakh, stating that Artsakh has always been an Armenian land and that Azerbaijan’s goals and desires are unfounded.

Afterwards, Prelate of the Armenian Diocese of Argentina, Archbishop Kisag Mouradian gave his blessing to the gathered, stating that the Armenians have deep roots in the Mother Homeland and as full-fledged citizens in Argentina and that they are grateful for the great support that the Argentine government and people provide.

Among the attendees were members of various organizations and institutions of the Armenian community of Argentina and schoolchildren.