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    AZERBAIJAN PARLIAMENT TO ESTABLISH COMMISSION TO STUDY HISTORICAL REASONS OF GIVING IREVAN TO ARMENIA

    Trend News Agency
    Feb 1 2008
    Azerbaijan

    Azerbaijan, Baku, 1 February /corr. Trend I.Alizade / The Parliament
    of Azerbaijan will establish a commission to study the historical
    reasons of giving Irevan (currently Yerevan) to Armenia.

    "By 31 March - Genocide Day of the Azerbaijanis - Parliament will
    adopt a document disclosing the reasons of giving Azerbaijani land
    to Armenia, and against claims by Armenia," said the Speaker of the
    Azerbaijani Parliament, Oktay Asadov, on 31 January.

    The Deputy Executive Secretary of the ruling New Azerbaijan
    Party, Siyavush Novruzov, said that Armenia made an appeal to the
    international organizations, demanding that the map of Azerbaijan's
    Nakchivan Autonomous Republic be changed including the territorial
    claims. "If we do not answer their claims in time, Armenia will be
    continuing to expand its territories at the expense of Azerbaijan,"
    he said.

    Novruzov also suggested establishing a commission to study the
    reasons of giving Irevan, which was the territory of Azerbaijan at the
    beginning of the 20th century, to Armenia. The commission which will
    be established in Parliament will study the historical documents and
    the results obtained will be sent to the international organizations,
    Novruzov said.

    The Chairman of the Parliament supported Novruzov's proposal. The
    speaker said that the Armenians not only make territorial claims with
    regards to Azerbaijan, but also try to appropriate world history. "A
    large part of the current territory of Armenia is the Azerbaijani
    territories. However, serious scientific works are not written in this
    regard and the historical facts are not presented for the attention
    of the international community," he said.
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