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DEPUTY FOREIGN MINISTER OF ARMENIA REMINDS TURKISH PRIME MINISTER OF MILLIONS OF TURKISH MIGRANTS
ArmInfo
2010-03-22 14:27:00
ArmInfo. Deputy Foreign Minister of Armenia Arman Kirakosyan reminds
the prime minister of Turkey of the millions of Turkish migrants.
"When speaking about the Armenians having allegedly left for Turkey
because of a tight situation, Mr. Erdogan forgets about availability
of millions of Turkish migrants who left for different countries of
the world to earn a daily bread", -Kirakosyan said when commenting
on the recent statement by Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
To recall, Erdogan threatened to deport Armenians from Turkey to
allegedly draw the attention of the world community to the fact of
stay of illegal migrants from Armenia in the territory of Turkey.
"Unfortunately, on the eve of the 95th anniversary of the Armenian
Genocide in Ottoman Empire, the authorities of modern Turkey are
still guided not by the European system of values but that of
the Ottoman Empire when speaking about deportation of Armenians",
A. Kirakosyan said.
ArmInfo
2010-03-22 14:27:00
ArmInfo. Deputy Foreign Minister of Armenia Arman Kirakosyan reminds
the prime minister of Turkey of the millions of Turkish migrants.
"When speaking about the Armenians having allegedly left for Turkey
because of a tight situation, Mr. Erdogan forgets about availability
of millions of Turkish migrants who left for different countries of
the world to earn a daily bread", -Kirakosyan said when commenting
on the recent statement by Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
To recall, Erdogan threatened to deport Armenians from Turkey to
allegedly draw the attention of the world community to the fact of
stay of illegal migrants from Armenia in the territory of Turkey.
"Unfortunately, on the eve of the 95th anniversary of the Armenian
Genocide in Ottoman Empire, the authorities of modern Turkey are
still guided not by the European system of values but that of
the Ottoman Empire when speaking about deportation of Armenians",
A. Kirakosyan said.