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TURKISH POLITICIAN INTENDED TO RETURN BACK TO ARMENIA
news.az
Nov 1 2010
Azerbaijan
Tuna Beklevic Turkish politician declared about his intention to
return in November back to Armenia. The president of "Powerful
Turkey" party Tuna Beklevic, who was strongly recommended to take his
delegation and leave Armenia, returned to Turkey and invited a news
conference at "Hill Otel" and declared he would not quit his peaceful
purpose and would fight for the opening of the Armenian-Turkish
checkpoint of Alidjan in Igdir, "Hurriyet" paper reported.
The Turkish politician declared about his intention to return in
November back to Armenia accompanied by the heads of youth branches
of "Justice and development", "People's Republican", and "Peace
and democracy."
"Four parliamentarian parties in Armenia welcomed our peace project,
but some appeared to be obstacles. Both states need to overcome
this problem ensemble," Beklevic said adding their purpose is to
see Armenian-Turkish border open in 2011. According to him the only
regional issue is closed Armenian-Turkish border.
It's worth reminding that after Yerevan news conference, Beklevic
and his assistants were invited to Armenian National Security Service
to clarify their statement of passing Armenian-Turkish border on
October 10.
From: A. Papazian
news.az
Nov 1 2010
Azerbaijan
Tuna Beklevic Turkish politician declared about his intention to
return in November back to Armenia. The president of "Powerful
Turkey" party Tuna Beklevic, who was strongly recommended to take his
delegation and leave Armenia, returned to Turkey and invited a news
conference at "Hill Otel" and declared he would not quit his peaceful
purpose and would fight for the opening of the Armenian-Turkish
checkpoint of Alidjan in Igdir, "Hurriyet" paper reported.
The Turkish politician declared about his intention to return in
November back to Armenia accompanied by the heads of youth branches
of "Justice and development", "People's Republican", and "Peace
and democracy."
"Four parliamentarian parties in Armenia welcomed our peace project,
but some appeared to be obstacles. Both states need to overcome
this problem ensemble," Beklevic said adding their purpose is to
see Armenian-Turkish border open in 2011. According to him the only
regional issue is closed Armenian-Turkish border.
It's worth reminding that after Yerevan news conference, Beklevic
and his assistants were invited to Armenian National Security Service
to clarify their statement of passing Armenian-Turkish border on
October 10.
From: A. Papazian