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DIALOGUE BETWEEN ARMENIAN, TURKISH SOCIETIES IS A MUST
Anna Nazaryan
"Radiolur"
30.04.2010 17:11
The Armenian and Turkish societies should communicate with each
other to be able to solve political issues more easily, Chairman
of the Association of Youth Unions of Turkey Sali Yuse told a press
conference in Yerevan today.
Chairman of the Association of Youth Unions of Turkey Sali Yuse
has arrived in Armenia to tell about the importance of the dialogue
between the Armenian and Turkish societies and assure that it's the
best way for solution of political problems.
"After Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan's decision to suspend the
process of ratification of the protocols it's necessary to work to
launch dialogue between the Armenian and Turkish societies before
mid-2011," said Vahan Danielyan, Head of the Political Developments
Research Centre. The latter is assured that the process of ratification
of the protocols will continue after the 2011 parliamentary elections
in Turkey.
"Today Turkey has no political will to ratify the protocols," he added.
Turkish public figure Sali Yuse said "Turkish NGOs wish to establish
warm relations with Armenia." "If that happens, the issues of protocols
and opening of the border will be easily solved," he added.
Sali Yuse refused to speak about the Armenian Genocide saying "we do
not want to speak about the past, we think about what we can do in
the future."
Anna Nazaryan
"Radiolur"
30.04.2010 17:11
The Armenian and Turkish societies should communicate with each
other to be able to solve political issues more easily, Chairman
of the Association of Youth Unions of Turkey Sali Yuse told a press
conference in Yerevan today.
Chairman of the Association of Youth Unions of Turkey Sali Yuse
has arrived in Armenia to tell about the importance of the dialogue
between the Armenian and Turkish societies and assure that it's the
best way for solution of political problems.
"After Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan's decision to suspend the
process of ratification of the protocols it's necessary to work to
launch dialogue between the Armenian and Turkish societies before
mid-2011," said Vahan Danielyan, Head of the Political Developments
Research Centre. The latter is assured that the process of ratification
of the protocols will continue after the 2011 parliamentary elections
in Turkey.
"Today Turkey has no political will to ratify the protocols," he added.
Turkish public figure Sali Yuse said "Turkish NGOs wish to establish
warm relations with Armenia." "If that happens, the issues of protocols
and opening of the border will be easily solved," he added.
Sali Yuse refused to speak about the Armenian Genocide saying "we do
not want to speak about the past, we think about what we can do in
the future."