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A1 Plus | 20:17:52 | 03-11-2004 | Politics |
DASHNAKTSUTYUN OPPOSED
On Wednesday, Dashnaktsutyun party representative Armen Rustamyan told
journalists the party remained opposed to idea of opening
Armenian-Turkish border. The party is also opposed to Armenian
government decision to send soldiers to Iraq.
The party is critical about Armenia's state policy on the Armenians
living in Georgian Javakhk province, Rustamyan said.
The party is also unhappy about the constitutional amendments
discussion course as well as about their coalition fellow members'
stance on electoral code. More then that, if consensus is not reached
on amendments proposed by the Dashnaktsutyun, the party can quit the
coalition.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
DASHNAKTSUTYUN OPPOSED
On Wednesday, Dashnaktsutyun party representative Armen Rustamyan told
journalists the party remained opposed to idea of opening
Armenian-Turkish border. The party is also opposed to Armenian
government decision to send soldiers to Iraq.
The party is critical about Armenia's state policy on the Armenians
living in Georgian Javakhk province, Rustamyan said.
The party is also unhappy about the constitutional amendments
discussion course as well as about their coalition fellow members'
stance on electoral code. More then that, if consensus is not reached
on amendments proposed by the Dashnaktsutyun, the party can quit the
coalition.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress