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ARMEN AYVAZIAN: ARMENIAN AND DIASPORAN FIGURES ARE DISCONTENT WITH POLICY CARRIED ON BY ARMENIA TO TURKEY
Noyan Tapan
Apr 14, 2009
YEREVAN, APRIL 14, NOYAN TAPAN. The surveys conducted in Armenia
and Diaspora by the Ararat strategic center are evidence that
considerable part of Armenian scientists, experts, public figures is
too discontent with the policy carried on by the Armenian authorities
to Turkey. Center Director Armen Ayvazian mentioned at the April 14
press conference. According to him, the participants of the survey
held between March 12 to April 10 were asked three questions on three
concrete subjects.
96% respondents gave "an extremely negative answer" to the question of
how do you treat the fact of showing the film on the genocide allegedly
organized by the Armenians in Turkey. Asked whether after R. Erdogan's
statements Armenia should continue the rapprochement policy, 61%
respondents gave a negative answer. And 81% respondents gave a negative
answer to the question of how do you treat the invitation of RA
government to Turkey to take part in the construction of a new nuclear
power plant. A. Ayvazian said that some of the respondents considered
that invitation a manifestation of Armenian officials' humor.
According to the Ararat head, today Armenia's authorities make
mistakes endangering country's future. The first mistake, according to
A. Ayvazian, is that "the authorities do not perceive Turkey as it is,
as an enemy." The second mistake is that Armenia's leaders name Turkish
officials and Azerbaijan's leader "a normal person," while it is by
Azeri President's order that Armenian monuments are destroyed in that
country. And the third mistake, according to the political scientist,
is disregarding the opinions of "non-court" Armenian experts.
Noyan Tapan
Apr 14, 2009
YEREVAN, APRIL 14, NOYAN TAPAN. The surveys conducted in Armenia
and Diaspora by the Ararat strategic center are evidence that
considerable part of Armenian scientists, experts, public figures is
too discontent with the policy carried on by the Armenian authorities
to Turkey. Center Director Armen Ayvazian mentioned at the April 14
press conference. According to him, the participants of the survey
held between March 12 to April 10 were asked three questions on three
concrete subjects.
96% respondents gave "an extremely negative answer" to the question of
how do you treat the fact of showing the film on the genocide allegedly
organized by the Armenians in Turkey. Asked whether after R. Erdogan's
statements Armenia should continue the rapprochement policy, 61%
respondents gave a negative answer. And 81% respondents gave a negative
answer to the question of how do you treat the invitation of RA
government to Turkey to take part in the construction of a new nuclear
power plant. A. Ayvazian said that some of the respondents considered
that invitation a manifestation of Armenian officials' humor.
According to the Ararat head, today Armenia's authorities make
mistakes endangering country's future. The first mistake, according to
A. Ayvazian, is that "the authorities do not perceive Turkey as it is,
as an enemy." The second mistake is that Armenia's leaders name Turkish
officials and Azerbaijan's leader "a normal person," while it is by
Azeri President's order that Armenian monuments are destroyed in that
country. And the third mistake, according to the political scientist,
is disregarding the opinions of "non-court" Armenian experts.