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DUTCH STUDENTS INTEND TO PRESENT REAL SITUATION IN NAGORNY KARABAKH TO
EUROPE UNDER PROJECT "STORIES FROM ABROAD"
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STEPANAKERT, AUGUST 23. ARMINFO. Under a project "Stories from Abroad"
and under the aegis of the Dutch Peacemaking Movement supported by the
World Interchurch Council, a student of Oriental-European Department
of Amsterdam University G.Tolbo is in Nagorny Karabakh. In his
interview to the Karabakh public newspaper Demo, the student stated
that the project is implemented to arise interest of the Dutch in the
problems of the South Caucasus, including political, cultural and
other aspects. G.Tolbo will stay in the region for 3 months.
Several weeks after, he will visit Yerevan and then Baku.
The student admits that he has got a pleasant and some unexpected
impression of Karabakh. He thinks the atmosphere very good. He admits
that before arriving in Karabakh he had some prejudices, but he thinks
open meetings and talks with politicians, religious leaders, public
workers, the youth and ordinary citizens will bring light to the
situation and he will be able to present the real situation to the
Dutch public.
EUROPE UNDER PROJECT "STORIES FROM ABROAD"
X-Sender: Asbed Bedrossian <[email protected]>
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STEPANAKERT, AUGUST 23. ARMINFO. Under a project "Stories from Abroad"
and under the aegis of the Dutch Peacemaking Movement supported by the
World Interchurch Council, a student of Oriental-European Department
of Amsterdam University G.Tolbo is in Nagorny Karabakh. In his
interview to the Karabakh public newspaper Demo, the student stated
that the project is implemented to arise interest of the Dutch in the
problems of the South Caucasus, including political, cultural and
other aspects. G.Tolbo will stay in the region for 3 months.
Several weeks after, he will visit Yerevan and then Baku.
The student admits that he has got a pleasant and some unexpected
impression of Karabakh. He thinks the atmosphere very good. He admits
that before arriving in Karabakh he had some prejudices, but he thinks
open meetings and talks with politicians, religious leaders, public
workers, the youth and ordinary citizens will bring light to the
situation and he will be able to present the real situation to the
Dutch public.