A speech I gave on the need to continue democratic reforms in Armenia in March 2011 catalyzed a public conversation on a sensitive subject and continues to be a reference point today.
Marie Yovanovitch: “A speech I gave on the need to continue democratic reforms in Armenia in March 2011 catalyzed a public conversation on a…”
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Yovanovitch discusses her advocacy for democratic reforms in Armenia.
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