Լեզվի հարցը միջազգային բանակցություններում/Language Issue in International Negotiations

This article discusses the status of international language and the issue of having a language of permanent international language at international negotiations. No single language has ever been explicitly recognized as an international language. In essence, the issue of using a particular language has been practically resolved by the consent of the parties. The use of French in international negotiations was also related to military-political, socio-economic and linguistic-cultural factors of the period rather than with its military victories. Thus, we can conclude that no language has ever existed and can not have a permanent resident of the international language and its use by the negotiating parties will always be based on the above-mentioned factors.