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    DROPS WERE IN THE BEGINNING

    LRAGIR.AM
    15:35:28 - 03/04/2009

    The normalization of the Armenian and Turkish relation began earlier
    than the football diplomacy. This opinion was expressed by the director
    of Yerevan and Nagorno-Karabakh regional office of the Armenian
    Assemble of America Arpi Vardanyan, on April 3, at the Tesaket press
    club. She said that the current process is the result of a process
    launched years ago, when the attitude of the world was changing toward
    the recognition of the Armenian genocide "drop by drop", this dispute
    was spoken more about both by states and peoples, people started
    asking questions in this connection in Turkey too. "People were asking
    themselves, whether what they had been taught is true. If such a thing
    happened, why am I unaware of it? This kind of questions were given in
    Turkey", says Arpi Vardanyan. She stated that the Armenian Assemble of
    America hopes that visiting Turkey Obama will reiterate his decision
    in regard with the Armenian genocide recognition. Arpi Vardanyan says
    that that the Turks will of course do everything possible to prevent
    the recognition even by means of blackmail, but the Assemble expects
    Barak Obama to be a man of word and pronounce the word genocide.

    According to Arpi Vardanyan, the Armenian and Turkish border should be
    opened without preconditions. "Neither the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict,
    nor the Armenian genocide recognition should be a precondition for
    it", stated Arpi Vardanyan. She state that an agreement is little
    probable to be signed on April 16, as the Western media wrote.

    In reply to the reporters' question, what will be the next step of
    the Armenian Assemble of America after the genocide recognition, Arpi
    Vardanyan answered that this question is up to the Armenian people
    to be decided, and the Assemble has no right to decided it by itself.
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