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ARMENIAN ASSEMBLY OF AMERICA: 2009 HOLDS GREAT PROMISE
PanARMENIAN.Net
12.01.2009 13:07 GMT+04:00
The Armenian Assembly of America's (Assembly) Board Member Annie
Totah, along with Executive Director Bryan Ardouny and Assembly staff,
attended the 111th Congressional swearing-in ceremonies and numerous
events on Capitol Hill.
"2009 holds great promise and the Assembly is ready for the challenges
ahead," said Totah. "By redoubling our efforts and commitment we can
reach new heights. I look forward to many successful initiatives this
Congress, including our upcoming Advocacy Conference, when we will
be expecting hundreds of our members and activists in Washington, DC."
Rep. Frank Pallone (D-NJ), Co-Chair of the Congressional Caucus
on Armenian Issues, stated: "We have a full agenda for the 111th
Congress and I look forward to working with the Armenian Assembly
and the community to secure unequivocal U.S. affirmation of the
Armenian Genocide. We will continue to fight against efforts to
isolate Armenia in the Caucasus and to support peace and stability
in Nagorno Karabakh."
PanARMENIAN.Net
12.01.2009 13:07 GMT+04:00
The Armenian Assembly of America's (Assembly) Board Member Annie
Totah, along with Executive Director Bryan Ardouny and Assembly staff,
attended the 111th Congressional swearing-in ceremonies and numerous
events on Capitol Hill.
"2009 holds great promise and the Assembly is ready for the challenges
ahead," said Totah. "By redoubling our efforts and commitment we can
reach new heights. I look forward to many successful initiatives this
Congress, including our upcoming Advocacy Conference, when we will
be expecting hundreds of our members and activists in Washington, DC."
Rep. Frank Pallone (D-NJ), Co-Chair of the Congressional Caucus
on Armenian Issues, stated: "We have a full agenda for the 111th
Congress and I look forward to working with the Armenian Assembly
and the community to secure unequivocal U.S. affirmation of the
Armenian Genocide. We will continue to fight against efforts to
isolate Armenia in the Caucasus and to support peace and stability
in Nagorno Karabakh."