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TURKS TO MAKE INVESTMENTS IN ARMENIA?
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04:36 pm | April 14, 2009
Politics
Shushi commander Jirair Sefilyan told "A1+" that he doesn't believe
that Serzh Sargsyan will cross the open border to Turkey to watch the
Armenia-Turkey football match in October while touching upon Serzh
Sargsyan's wish to cross the Turkish-Armenian border.
According to Sefilyan, Turkish PM Rejeb Tayyib Erdogan is more
realistic. Erdogan has excluded the signing of any treaty between
Armenia and Turkey as long as the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict remains
unsettled and there is no agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
"Our authorities are in a state where any decision contradicts
our state interests and the Turks are making maximalist statements
regarding Artsakh and the Turkish-Armenian rapprochement. I am against
the establishment of relations with Turkey because in reality we
don't have a state and I praise the statement made by the Turkish PM."
The policy led by Turkey and Azerbaijan allows Sefilyan to say that
as the NKR conflict as well as the Turkish-Armenian rapprochement can
not be settled anytime soon. As for the opening of the Turkish-Armenian
border, Sefilyan is against it because he believes that Armenia doesn't
have a national system to confront the possible negative effects.
"My sources tell me that during the behind-the-scenes negotiations, the
Armenian side is proposing the Turks to make investments in Armenia,
restart factories and open tens of thousands of vacancies. The Turks
are considering that and it is not excluded that they will take
concrete steps. Do you imagine what awaits us? Some ten thousand
Armenians will start working for the Turks and this means that the
Turks will have rather serious levers in our domestic affairs,"
said Sefliyan.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
A1+
04:36 pm | April 14, 2009
Politics
Shushi commander Jirair Sefilyan told "A1+" that he doesn't believe
that Serzh Sargsyan will cross the open border to Turkey to watch the
Armenia-Turkey football match in October while touching upon Serzh
Sargsyan's wish to cross the Turkish-Armenian border.
According to Sefilyan, Turkish PM Rejeb Tayyib Erdogan is more
realistic. Erdogan has excluded the signing of any treaty between
Armenia and Turkey as long as the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict remains
unsettled and there is no agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
"Our authorities are in a state where any decision contradicts
our state interests and the Turks are making maximalist statements
regarding Artsakh and the Turkish-Armenian rapprochement. I am against
the establishment of relations with Turkey because in reality we
don't have a state and I praise the statement made by the Turkish PM."
The policy led by Turkey and Azerbaijan allows Sefilyan to say that
as the NKR conflict as well as the Turkish-Armenian rapprochement can
not be settled anytime soon. As for the opening of the Turkish-Armenian
border, Sefilyan is against it because he believes that Armenia doesn't
have a national system to confront the possible negative effects.
"My sources tell me that during the behind-the-scenes negotiations, the
Armenian side is proposing the Turks to make investments in Armenia,
restart factories and open tens of thousands of vacancies. The Turks
are considering that and it is not excluded that they will take
concrete steps. Do you imagine what awaits us? Some ten thousand
Armenians will start working for the Turks and this means that the
Turks will have rather serious levers in our domestic affairs,"
said Sefliyan.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress