Western Armenia is the part of historical Armenia whose main territory is now located in the eastern region of Turkey. The greater part of this territory became the scene of the loss and displacement of the Armenian people as a result of the genocide committed against the Armenian nation.

The adoption of the Constitution of Western Armenia plays a highly important role within the community as an instrument for preserving identity and pursuing historical justice.

The Constitution of Western Armenia reflects the collective memory of the Armenian people and their aspirations for the future. It serves as a means of political activism aimed at reminding the international community of the historical suffering of Armenians and their rights. From a legal perspective, it fulfills a number of important missions, while culturally it stands as one of the pillars of unity within the Armenian community.

The establishment of the National Assembly of the Republic of Western Armenia provides the Armenian nation, first and foremost, with a symbol of national unity and a political platform. Its purpose is to protect identity and heritage through legal, peaceful, and diplomatic principles, to advocate for rights, and to represent the interests of the people on the international stage.