National Democratic Alliance Participates in the 2025 International Democracy Union Forum in Brussels.
From May 14 to 15, 2025, a delegation of the National Democratic Alliance took part in the International Democracy Union (IDU) Forum held in Brussels. The IDU is a global alliance that brings together centre-right and conservative political parties and movements from around the world. The National Democratic Alliance was the first Armenian political force ever invited to this high-level gathering, marking a significant step in the party’s growing international recognition.
The forum brought together leaders of centre-right and conservative parties from over 40 countries, including sitting and former prime ministers, opposition leaders, ministers, and members of parliament. Delegates of the National Democratic Pole held bilateral discussions with many of these senior political figures.
Notable participants included Bart De Wever,
- Prime Minister of Belgium, leader of the New Flemish Alliance (N-VA) in Belgium.
- Stephen Harper, former Prime Minister of Canada and current President of the IDU.
- Boris Johnson, former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.
- Scott Morrison, former Prime Minister of Australia
- Lord Michael Ashcroft, Honorary President of the IDU and former Deputy Chairman of the UK Conservative Party
Among other distinguished and influential figures.
The two-day summit addressed pressing global issues, including geopolitics, economic and technological developments, demographic trends, national identity, and cultural interaction.
On May 16, the delegation held a separate meeting with the leadership of Hungary’s Danube Institute, a prominent conservative research centre.
On May 17, representatives of the National Democratic Alliance attended the annual Varuzhan lecture at Ghent University, dedicated to the remembrance and study of the Armenian Genocide.
The Council of the National Democratic Alliance
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