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Armenia not to avoid dialogue with Turkey
25.09.2009 15:32 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Armenian-Turkish relations are like a chess game
where every piece is obliged to think, leader of National Consent
party Aram Harutyunyan told a press conference in Yerevan. Armenian
side, he said, has made its first move, pending the next step by
Turkey. `Armenian-Turkish Protocols cannot respond to both parties'
interests,» politician said, adding that the party which first
renounces the process will find itself in an unfavorable
situation. «We don't have to avoid open talks over Armenian
Genocide issue. Armenian side has nothing to lose in this
situation,» Harutyunyan noted.
«`It doesn't actually matter how many countries have recognized
Genocide; Armenia should enter into a dialogue with Turkey,' he
said. Regardless what the situation will be like and who will be
United States President, America will not recognize Armenian Genocide
unless it is advantageous to it, said the politician.
Despite possible slowdowns in Genocide recognition process Armenian
lobby should continue its work; victim's role is of no benefit, Armen
Harutyunyan finds.
25.09.2009 15:32 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Armenian-Turkish relations are like a chess game
where every piece is obliged to think, leader of National Consent
party Aram Harutyunyan told a press conference in Yerevan. Armenian
side, he said, has made its first move, pending the next step by
Turkey. `Armenian-Turkish Protocols cannot respond to both parties'
interests,» politician said, adding that the party which first
renounces the process will find itself in an unfavorable
situation. «We don't have to avoid open talks over Armenian
Genocide issue. Armenian side has nothing to lose in this
situation,» Harutyunyan noted.
«`It doesn't actually matter how many countries have recognized
Genocide; Armenia should enter into a dialogue with Turkey,' he
said. Regardless what the situation will be like and who will be
United States President, America will not recognize Armenian Genocide
unless it is advantageous to it, said the politician.
Despite possible slowdowns in Genocide recognition process Armenian
lobby should continue its work; victim's role is of no benefit, Armen
Harutyunyan finds.