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SOCIOLOGICAL SURVEYS SAY ARMENIA SHOULD NOT COOPERATE WITH TURKEY
Panorama.am
15:23 07/10/2009
"Sociometer" center of sociological surveys conducted a poll through
Armenians to find out which are the countries Armenia should improve
its ties. Aharon Adibekyan, the head of the center, told at news
conference, that the most popular answer was "Turkey is the last
country to improve ties with".
"According to the survey results, our partners are Iran, Georgia,
Russia, United States and Arabic states. It means that much depends
on our education and family memoirs. We should remember that ¾ of
Armenians are the ancestors of refugees," Adibekyan said.
The expert says it would be better if specialists, professors and
experts discussed and talked about this or that state, as they will
be precise with their recommendations.
"Hence, there are issues which do not concern a bigger public. When
survey is made, it is made with a person who has nay connection with
it, or his interests have to do with it," A. Adibekyan said.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
Panorama.am
15:23 07/10/2009
"Sociometer" center of sociological surveys conducted a poll through
Armenians to find out which are the countries Armenia should improve
its ties. Aharon Adibekyan, the head of the center, told at news
conference, that the most popular answer was "Turkey is the last
country to improve ties with".
"According to the survey results, our partners are Iran, Georgia,
Russia, United States and Arabic states. It means that much depends
on our education and family memoirs. We should remember that ¾ of
Armenians are the ancestors of refugees," Adibekyan said.
The expert says it would be better if specialists, professors and
experts discussed and talked about this or that state, as they will
be precise with their recommendations.
"Hence, there are issues which do not concern a bigger public. When
survey is made, it is made with a person who has nay connection with
it, or his interests have to do with it," A. Adibekyan said.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress