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VAHE GABRIELYAN: ARMENIA WILL NEVER FORGET THE GENOCIDE OF 1915
armradio.am
20.04.2010 17:02
April 16-17 the Armenian, Georgian and Azerbaijani Ambassadors to Great
Britain, as well as experts and scholars from different countries
participated in a scientific conference at St. Andrews University
entitled "The Caucasus: Imagining Freedom, Negotiating Dominion."
The conference covered issues concerning the conflicts existing in
the region, the relations between the Caucasus and the West, as well
as political, cultural and historical questions.
Armenian Ambassador to the United Kingdom Vahe Gabrielyan spoke about
Armenian identity, the challenges the Armenian foreign policy faces,
the Armenian-Turkish relations and the process of recognition of the
Armenian Genocide.
Ambassador Gabrielyan noted, in part, that the process of normalization
of the Armenian-Turkish relations could not be considered in the
context of relations with third countries, and that the Armenian
authorities and people would never forget the Genocide of 1915 or
ignore it for any reason.
The Ambassador also touched upon he history of the Nagorno Karabakh
conflict and presented details of the just struggle of the people of
Nagorno Karabakh for their rights.
armradio.am
20.04.2010 17:02
April 16-17 the Armenian, Georgian and Azerbaijani Ambassadors to Great
Britain, as well as experts and scholars from different countries
participated in a scientific conference at St. Andrews University
entitled "The Caucasus: Imagining Freedom, Negotiating Dominion."
The conference covered issues concerning the conflicts existing in
the region, the relations between the Caucasus and the West, as well
as political, cultural and historical questions.
Armenian Ambassador to the United Kingdom Vahe Gabrielyan spoke about
Armenian identity, the challenges the Armenian foreign policy faces,
the Armenian-Turkish relations and the process of recognition of the
Armenian Genocide.
Ambassador Gabrielyan noted, in part, that the process of normalization
of the Armenian-Turkish relations could not be considered in the
context of relations with third countries, and that the Armenian
authorities and people would never forget the Genocide of 1915 or
ignore it for any reason.
The Ambassador also touched upon he history of the Nagorno Karabakh
conflict and presented details of the just struggle of the people of
Nagorno Karabakh for their rights.