On 28 May, Jordanian Senate passed a declaration on Khojaly genocide.
This was stated in a letter of Chairman of the Senate Taher Masri addressed to the Ambassador of Azerbaijan in Jordan, SIA reports.
The letter notes that the Senate passed a declaration of Khojaly genocide in connection with the visit of the representative delegation of Jordan, consisting of senators, to Azerbaijan.
The letter also emphasized that, along with the wounded and missing, hundreds of innocent people became victims of this tragedy.
"An act of aggression was carried out against the sovereignty of Azerbaijan. The Azerbaijani people underwent massacres directed against the human rights and humanity as a whole," stated the letter.
According to Masri, the Senate of Jordan supports the position calling to resolve conflicts peacefully, to promote peace and cooperation among peoples and to abstain from hatred and confrontation.
The letter states that the Senate of Jordan calls for settlement of the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict based on the principles of international law and in the framework of the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Azerbaijan.
"The Senate also supports the decision of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, calling for implementation of the necessary steps towards the recognition of the Khojaly massacre as genocide and crime against humanity," the letter reads.
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