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BARGAVACH HAYASTAN MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT THINKS THE ARMENIAN GOVERNMENT
REALIZES
15:25:57 - 10/04/2009
LRAGIR.AM
Nevertheless, will Obama pronounce the word `genocide' on April 24 or
not? The Secretary of the Bargavach Hayastan Party's parliamentary
faction Aram Safaryan is not sure about it, but he thinks that anyhow
Obama refers to the 1915 events; he will not repeat the usual messages
which other U.S. presidents conveyed. `It is clear for me that there
is no need to expect much, especially this year, because the activity
of the U.S. in our region, its relations with Turkey prove that Obama
will fulfill the other part of his promise given to the Armenians,'
says Aram Safaryan reminding the part of Obama's electoral promise
which stated that the U.S. will not only recognize the Armenian
genocide but will also establish military, political and economic ties
with Armenia. Aram Safaryan thinks that the U.S. administration will
take more serious measures in this connection.
`We must not refuse the process of genocide recognition and
condemnation. If any Armenian is thinking about weakening pressure in
this connection alongside with improvement of our relations with
Turkey, it will cause great harm to the relations between Armenia and
the Diaspora and Armenia will remain alone, and without help,' said
Aram Safaryan, who says to believe that the Armenian government
realizes this.
REALIZES
15:25:57 - 10/04/2009
LRAGIR.AM
Nevertheless, will Obama pronounce the word `genocide' on April 24 or
not? The Secretary of the Bargavach Hayastan Party's parliamentary
faction Aram Safaryan is not sure about it, but he thinks that anyhow
Obama refers to the 1915 events; he will not repeat the usual messages
which other U.S. presidents conveyed. `It is clear for me that there
is no need to expect much, especially this year, because the activity
of the U.S. in our region, its relations with Turkey prove that Obama
will fulfill the other part of his promise given to the Armenians,'
says Aram Safaryan reminding the part of Obama's electoral promise
which stated that the U.S. will not only recognize the Armenian
genocide but will also establish military, political and economic ties
with Armenia. Aram Safaryan thinks that the U.S. administration will
take more serious measures in this connection.
`We must not refuse the process of genocide recognition and
condemnation. If any Armenian is thinking about weakening pressure in
this connection alongside with improvement of our relations with
Turkey, it will cause great harm to the relations between Armenia and
the Diaspora and Armenia will remain alone, and without help,' said
Aram Safaryan, who says to believe that the Armenian government
realizes this.