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  • ANCA: Rep. Bobby Jindal Discusses Armenian Concerns with Constituent

    Armenian National Committee of America
    888 17th Street, NW, Suite 904
    Washington, DC 20006
    Tel. (202) 775-1918
    Fax. (202) 775-5648
    Email [email protected]
    Internet www.anca.org

    PRESS RELEASE
    July 7, 2005
    Contact: Elizabeth S. Chouldjian
    Tel: (202) 775-1918

    REP. BOBBY JINDAL DISCUSSES ARMENIAN AMERICAN
    CONCERNS WITH LOCAL CONSTITUENT

    ANCA Intern Tamar Meguerditchian Outlines Local Community Agenda

    Washington, DC - ANCA Leo Sarkisian Summer intern Tamar
    Meguerditchian from New Orleans, LA was invited to speak with Rep.
    Bobby Jindal (R-LA) Tuesday, June 28th at his office on the Hill. A
    local community activist in Rep. Jindal's district, Meguerditchian
    helped lay the foundation upon which Louisiana's Armenian Americans
    can create an open relationship with their representative.

    "I was grateful for the opportunity to solidify a relationship and
    friendship with Rep. Jindal - one which could then foster a
    stronger bond between the Congressman and Louisiana Armenians,
    giving us a stronger voice in government," stated Meguerditchian.
    "As an active member of his Indian American community, Rep. Jindal
    understands the importance of ongoing activism and our mission to
    increase community involvement in the legislative process."

    ANCA Government Affairs Director Kate Nahapetian accompanied
    Meguerditchian at the meeting, where the two discussed various
    legislative issues with the Congressman, including the Armenian
    Genocide Resolution (H. Res. 316), the Turkish blockade of Armenia,
    and the Darfur Genocide Accountability Act (H. R. 1424).
    Meguerditchian expressed her community's ongoing efforts to expand
    trade and improve relations between Armenia and the U.S

    Rep. Jindal is the first Indian American to be elected to Congress
    in the last 50 years. A Congressman with an "Open Door" policy, his
    constituents include residents of Metairie, Kenner, New Orleans and
    Slidell, Louisiana. First elected in 2004, Rep. Jindal serves on
    the Education & Workforce, Homeland Security and Resources
    committees.

    -30-

    Photo Caption: ANCA intern Tamar Meguerditchian with
    Louisiana Congressman Bobby Jindal.
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