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REPUBLICAN PARTY OF ARMENIA'S EXPECTATIONS IN POSSIBLE SARGSYAN-ERDOGAN MEETING
Tert.am
Asked what expectations does the Republican Party of Armenia (RPA)
have for the possible Sargsyan-Obama-Erdogan Washington meeting,
RPA press spokesperson Eduard Sharmazanov said:
"Sargsyan-Obama-Erdogan trilateral meeting, which is reported by
the press, however, is unknown, whether it will take place or not,
[but] our expectations are clear: Armenia has its clear approach in
Armenia-Turkey relations and is in favour of improving relations. As
for the Nagorno-Karabakh issue, Armenia is not preparing to discuss
this issue with Turkey, since Turkey has a biased attitude."
Sharmazanov said that if Turkey would like to improve Armenia-Turkey
relations, then, to prove its sincerity, it should ratify the
Protocols.
Turning his attention to US President Barack Obama's invitation to
Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan to attend the Nuclear Security
Summit in Washington, the RPA spokesperson said that that invitation
is the result of the RA president's enterprising foreign policy,
and it will place Armenian-American cooperation on new grounds.
In addition, added Sharmazanov, by participating in such a nuclear
security summit, a small country like Armenia can also participate
in resolving global security issues.
Tert.am
Asked what expectations does the Republican Party of Armenia (RPA)
have for the possible Sargsyan-Obama-Erdogan Washington meeting,
RPA press spokesperson Eduard Sharmazanov said:
"Sargsyan-Obama-Erdogan trilateral meeting, which is reported by
the press, however, is unknown, whether it will take place or not,
[but] our expectations are clear: Armenia has its clear approach in
Armenia-Turkey relations and is in favour of improving relations. As
for the Nagorno-Karabakh issue, Armenia is not preparing to discuss
this issue with Turkey, since Turkey has a biased attitude."
Sharmazanov said that if Turkey would like to improve Armenia-Turkey
relations, then, to prove its sincerity, it should ratify the
Protocols.
Turning his attention to US President Barack Obama's invitation to
Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan to attend the Nuclear Security
Summit in Washington, the RPA spokesperson said that that invitation
is the result of the RA president's enterprising foreign policy,
and it will place Armenian-American cooperation on new grounds.
In addition, added Sharmazanov, by participating in such a nuclear
security summit, a small country like Armenia can also participate
in resolving global security issues.