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ARMENIA NOT TO BE INVOLVED IN 1915-23 ARMENIAN-TURKISH COMMITTEE
PanARMENIAN.Net
22.09.2009 16:33 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ The time has come when we, Armenians, must unite
and stand behind our Leader, must use this given opportunity to
express our own opinion, engage in positive dialogue, maybe advocate
for amendments to the Protocols but only with thoroughly researched
documents, said Odette Bazil, Secretary of Armenia-Great Britain
parliamentary group. These Protocols, according to her, are currently
under professional scrutiny by various organizations and scholars
in Armenia and the Diaspora who are studying and analyzing each of
the legal, political, financial, logistical, diplomatic and cultural
inclusions in their wording.
"But a very important issue has been overlooked which can alienate
dramatically the countries , the parliaments , the governmental and
non-governmental organisations , the scholars and the individuals
who, painstakingly lobbied by various Armenian Organisations and
Institutions , have recognised our Genocide, have challenged Turkey`s
anger and have issued Declarations and Statements affirming that
recognition: the issue of setting-up a joint-committee to study the
documents relating to the events of 1915-1923. Such step will destroy
the good faith of these organisations in our integrity and will make
them feel - very rightly - mislead and deceived ," she added
PanARMENIAN.Net
22.09.2009 16:33 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ The time has come when we, Armenians, must unite
and stand behind our Leader, must use this given opportunity to
express our own opinion, engage in positive dialogue, maybe advocate
for amendments to the Protocols but only with thoroughly researched
documents, said Odette Bazil, Secretary of Armenia-Great Britain
parliamentary group. These Protocols, according to her, are currently
under professional scrutiny by various organizations and scholars
in Armenia and the Diaspora who are studying and analyzing each of
the legal, political, financial, logistical, diplomatic and cultural
inclusions in their wording.
"But a very important issue has been overlooked which can alienate
dramatically the countries , the parliaments , the governmental and
non-governmental organisations , the scholars and the individuals
who, painstakingly lobbied by various Armenian Organisations and
Institutions , have recognised our Genocide, have challenged Turkey`s
anger and have issued Declarations and Statements affirming that
recognition: the issue of setting-up a joint-committee to study the
documents relating to the events of 1915-1923. Such step will destroy
the good faith of these organisations in our integrity and will make
them feel - very rightly - mislead and deceived ," she added