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Aysor, Armenia
Oct 2 2010
A. Saghatelyan: We see development in cooperation
`Problems of Security and Information Cooperation in South Caucasus'
international conference hosted by Yerevan adopted a Declaration of
Information Cooperation and Interaction, Ara Saghatelyan, Director of
Information and PR Center of Armenian President's Administration, told
a news conference today.
In the declaration participants of the conference express readiness to
take concrete steps towards information integration, to coordinate
their efforts for exchanging information and implementing integration
media projects that would interest societies in our region.
A. Saghatelyan stressed that the declaration does not imply that any
of the parties does not see in itself inner power for information
counteraction. `All subjects have sufficient mechanisms for it.'
According to Saghatelyan, participants of the conference believe that
the times of information counteraction have passed.
`The point is that we see development in cooperation,' A. Saghatelyan said.
According to Alan Kasayev, Head of the CIS and Baltic countries
editorial office of RIA Novosti, the conference was very efficient and
gave an opportunity to voice different opinions.
`The document does not address acute issues, yet it is important that
the Russian, Armenian and Georgian parties decided that it is time for
real joint information projects aimed at strengthening
regional security.'
According to Anton Laskhishvili, editor-in-chief of the Free Georgia
newspaper, it is the only place to gather together and to discuss very
serious problems which mostly relate to restoration of information
field's unity.
`Dialogue is the only possibility for jointly improving and
strengthening relations between our countries.'
From: A. Papazian
Oct 2 2010
A. Saghatelyan: We see development in cooperation
`Problems of Security and Information Cooperation in South Caucasus'
international conference hosted by Yerevan adopted a Declaration of
Information Cooperation and Interaction, Ara Saghatelyan, Director of
Information and PR Center of Armenian President's Administration, told
a news conference today.
In the declaration participants of the conference express readiness to
take concrete steps towards information integration, to coordinate
their efforts for exchanging information and implementing integration
media projects that would interest societies in our region.
A. Saghatelyan stressed that the declaration does not imply that any
of the parties does not see in itself inner power for information
counteraction. `All subjects have sufficient mechanisms for it.'
According to Saghatelyan, participants of the conference believe that
the times of information counteraction have passed.
`The point is that we see development in cooperation,' A. Saghatelyan said.
According to Alan Kasayev, Head of the CIS and Baltic countries
editorial office of RIA Novosti, the conference was very efficient and
gave an opportunity to voice different opinions.
`The document does not address acute issues, yet it is important that
the Russian, Armenian and Georgian parties decided that it is time for
real joint information projects aimed at strengthening
regional security.'
According to Anton Laskhishvili, editor-in-chief of the Free Georgia
newspaper, it is the only place to gather together and to discuss very
serious problems which mostly relate to restoration of information
field's unity.
`Dialogue is the only possibility for jointly improving and
strengthening relations between our countries.'
From: A. Papazian