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NORMALIZATION OF ARMENIAN-TURKISH TIES IS BASED ON OBJECTIVE PREREQUISITES
PanArmenian News
April 22 2009
Armenia
There are objective preconditions for normalization of ties between
the two countries, a diplomat, Professor David Hovhannisyan said in
an ACNIS round table devoted to the Armenian-Turkish relations. David
Hovhannisyan believes that Armenia and Turkey cannot live in hostility
for ever. "The current dialogue inspires us with certain optimism, and
I do want to believe that the relations between the two states will
normalize," David Hovhannisyan said, stressing Russia and Turkey's
increasingly active role in the region. "Nevertheless, I don't think
Armenia will make any concessions on Karabakh issue in case the border
is opened," the Armenian diplomat stressed.
In 200-2003, David Hovhannisyan was a member the Turkish-Armenian
Coordinating Committee (TARC) which discontinued its activities
because of Turkey's reluctance to admit the Armenian Genocide and
refrain from interfering with Karabakh conflict.
PanArmenian News
April 22 2009
Armenia
There are objective preconditions for normalization of ties between
the two countries, a diplomat, Professor David Hovhannisyan said in
an ACNIS round table devoted to the Armenian-Turkish relations. David
Hovhannisyan believes that Armenia and Turkey cannot live in hostility
for ever. "The current dialogue inspires us with certain optimism, and
I do want to believe that the relations between the two states will
normalize," David Hovhannisyan said, stressing Russia and Turkey's
increasingly active role in the region. "Nevertheless, I don't think
Armenia will make any concessions on Karabakh issue in case the border
is opened," the Armenian diplomat stressed.
In 200-2003, David Hovhannisyan was a member the Turkish-Armenian
Coordinating Committee (TARC) which discontinued its activities
because of Turkey's reluctance to admit the Armenian Genocide and
refrain from interfering with Karabakh conflict.