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KHAZAR IBRAHIM: "SUCCESS OF AZERBAIJAN'S INFORMATION POLICY OBLIGES ARMENIA TO INVOLVE ITS INTELLIGENCE SERVICES TO THE ISSUE"
Today.Az
July 14 2008
Azerbaijan
Each side has a right to choose an organization, which will conduct
information propaganda, and we can not dictate any country as to the
issue of choice of a state structure to be responsible for any issues
of information, said spokesman for Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry
Khazar Ibrahim commenting on Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan's
announcement that information struggle should be coordinated by the
National Security Service.
He noted that on the other side it proves success of Azerbaijan's
information policy, which makes Armenia attract its intelligence
service to the issue.
"Certainly, we consider terrorist acts committed against Azerbaijan
by Armenia. Moreover, different Armenian terrorist organizations have
committed terror acts against Turkish diplomats in various times",
said Ibrahim.
He noted that Azerbaijan should take measures to defend its diplomats,
politicians and people, dealing with information.
"We consider our diplomats' security important and will further take
due measures", said Ibrahim.
Today.Az
July 14 2008
Azerbaijan
Each side has a right to choose an organization, which will conduct
information propaganda, and we can not dictate any country as to the
issue of choice of a state structure to be responsible for any issues
of information, said spokesman for Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry
Khazar Ibrahim commenting on Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan's
announcement that information struggle should be coordinated by the
National Security Service.
He noted that on the other side it proves success of Azerbaijan's
information policy, which makes Armenia attract its intelligence
service to the issue.
"Certainly, we consider terrorist acts committed against Azerbaijan
by Armenia. Moreover, different Armenian terrorist organizations have
committed terror acts against Turkish diplomats in various times",
said Ibrahim.
He noted that Azerbaijan should take measures to defend its diplomats,
politicians and people, dealing with information.
"We consider our diplomats' security important and will further take
due measures", said Ibrahim.