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No similarities in Armenia with events in Ukraine, Georgia - OSCE envoy
Mediamax news agency
14 Dec 04
YEREVAN
The OSCE ambassador to Yerevan, Vladimir Pryakhin, considers
"inappropriate" the attempts to draw parallels between the political
situation in Armenia and the events in Ukraine and Georgia.
Vladimir Pryakhin said at a briefing in Yerevan today that the "OSCE
never supports either of the parties to conflict and we do not want to
be involved in the struggle for change of power," Mediamax reports.
Vladimir Pryakhin noted that the main tasks for the OSCE in Armenia
are the assistance in building democratic society and human rights
protection. He said that in 2004 the OSCE office actively assisted in
the establishment of a dialogue between all Armenian political forces.
"Without defending either of the sides, we pursued only one aim - to
provide the protection of civil principles and human rights," Vladimir
Pryakhin said.
He noted that the OSCE office in Yerevan is also active in the
realization of programmes of socioeconomic importance. In particular,
the OSCE office rendered assistance to the process of privatization of
Zangezur copper-molybdenum complex and financed the elaboration of a
programme of the socioeconomic development of Syunik Region [southern
Armenia]. Vladimir Pryakhin said that in 2005 the OSCE office is
planning to render assistance to the process of setting up the
community police in Armenia. In particular, the OSCE is going to
provide the community police with 50 cars, set up emergency centre and
train the policemen.
Mediamax news agency
14 Dec 04
YEREVAN
The OSCE ambassador to Yerevan, Vladimir Pryakhin, considers
"inappropriate" the attempts to draw parallels between the political
situation in Armenia and the events in Ukraine and Georgia.
Vladimir Pryakhin said at a briefing in Yerevan today that the "OSCE
never supports either of the parties to conflict and we do not want to
be involved in the struggle for change of power," Mediamax reports.
Vladimir Pryakhin noted that the main tasks for the OSCE in Armenia
are the assistance in building democratic society and human rights
protection. He said that in 2004 the OSCE office actively assisted in
the establishment of a dialogue between all Armenian political forces.
"Without defending either of the sides, we pursued only one aim - to
provide the protection of civil principles and human rights," Vladimir
Pryakhin said.
He noted that the OSCE office in Yerevan is also active in the
realization of programmes of socioeconomic importance. In particular,
the OSCE office rendered assistance to the process of privatization of
Zangezur copper-molybdenum complex and financed the elaboration of a
programme of the socioeconomic development of Syunik Region [southern
Armenia]. Vladimir Pryakhin said that in 2005 the OSCE office is
planning to render assistance to the process of setting up the
community police in Armenia. In particular, the OSCE is going to
provide the community police with 50 cars, set up emergency centre and
train the policemen.