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    IT IS NOT DIFFICULT TO FAIL RATIFICATION OF ARMENIAN-TURKISH PROTOCOLS IN THE PARLIAMENT - DASHNAKTSUTYUN

    ARKA
    Oct 14, 2009

    YEREVAN, October 14. /ARKA/. "Dashnaktsutyun" thinks that to fail the
    ratification of Armenian-Turkish protocols in the Parliament will not
    be difficult, said Vahan Hovhanissyan, the Head of Parliamentary Group
    "Dashnaktsutyun".

    "Some hours before the signing of the protocols "Dashnaktsutyun"
    submitted a document in four points to the President Serzh Sargsyan
    where our dangers were stated .There was a reference for Republican
    Party of Armenia headed by the President. If this reference will
    appear realizable, I do not think that it will be difficult to obtain
    the refusal of the Parliament in ratification of the protocols",
    said Hovhanissyan on Wednesday during the press-conference.

    On October 10, the President of Armenia said that any relations
    with Turkey could not cast doubt on the fact of Armenian Genocide in
    1915. Armenia and Turkey have only a border issue. The signed protocols
    are not related to the regulation of Karabakh conflict. Currently in
    the Parliament of Armenia 20-25% of Parliament members are against the
    ratification of protocols, but 95% and more are against ratification
    "in their hearts", said Hovhanissyan.

    He said that the political parties who were recently supporting the
    protocols started to change their position.

    On Saturday, October 10, Ministers of Foreign Affairs of Armenia and
    Turkey Edward Nalbandyan and Ahmed Davutoghlu signed "Protocol on
    regulation of diplomatic relations" and "Protocol on the development
    of mutual relations" in Zurich. The documents should be approved by
    the Parliaments of both countries.

    Armenian-Turkish border was closed since 1993 by the official
    initiative of Ankara. Complicated relations between two countries were
    due to the fact that Ankara supported Azerbaijan in Karabakh problem
    and also an acute reaction of Turkey on the process of international
    recognition of Armenian Genocide of 1915 in Ottoman Empire.
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