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SERZH SARGSIAN SAYS HE IS HAPPY FOR GETTING OBVIOUS SUPPORT OF PEOPLE TWICE IN ONE YEAR
ARMENPRESS
Feb 20, 2008
YEREVAN, FEBRUARY 20, ARMENPRESS: "Today Armenian people have chosen
the peaceful and economically strong future of their country," Serzh
Sargsian said today.
I am happy to have trust of the people to continue our efforts
towards taking the country trough the way of economic and social
development. I am thankful to all those who voted for me. But as I
have stated before the elections, I am going to be the president of
all the citizens of Armenia. Today we all may celebrate the victory
of democracy and tomorrow we must start new work which will guarantee
the progress of each in Armenia. I am happy that twice during a year
I have received the obvious support of our people which will help me
in future to confront challenges from outside and firmly carry out
our foreign policy," S. Sargsian said.
Referring to the protests of some oppositional forces, Sargsian said
that "In our country each has a right to freely express opinion but
causing instability and violence do not have place in a democratic
country," the prime minister said, adding that the law enforcers will
interfere in case of necessity to restore the order.
ARMENPRESS
Feb 20, 2008
YEREVAN, FEBRUARY 20, ARMENPRESS: "Today Armenian people have chosen
the peaceful and economically strong future of their country," Serzh
Sargsian said today.
I am happy to have trust of the people to continue our efforts
towards taking the country trough the way of economic and social
development. I am thankful to all those who voted for me. But as I
have stated before the elections, I am going to be the president of
all the citizens of Armenia. Today we all may celebrate the victory
of democracy and tomorrow we must start new work which will guarantee
the progress of each in Armenia. I am happy that twice during a year
I have received the obvious support of our people which will help me
in future to confront challenges from outside and firmly carry out
our foreign policy," S. Sargsian said.
Referring to the protests of some oppositional forces, Sargsian said
that "In our country each has a right to freely express opinion but
causing instability and violence do not have place in a democratic
country," the prime minister said, adding that the law enforcers will
interfere in case of necessity to restore the order.