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    news.am, Armenia
    Nov 19 2011

    French FM's statement contradicts official policy of Paris on Armenian
    Genocide - Armenian MP

    November 19, 2011 | 20:15

    YEREVAN. - French Foreign Minister's statement made in Turkey
    contradicts an official policy of this country on the Armenian
    Genocide, MP from Prosperous Armenia Party Naira Zohrabyan told
    Armenian News-NEWS.am.

    `The fact that the French Foreign Minister makes such a statement is
    at least strange, taking into account the statement made by President
    Sarkozy in Armenia this year. In fact, the statement of Foreign
    Minister Alain Juppe directly contradicts Sarkozy's statements. It is
    also opposed to France's position on this issue, the ratified law on
    Genocide and country's policy on recognition of the Armenian
    Genocide," said Zohrabyan.

    The MP believes Armenian Foreign Ministry should ask for explanations
    from the French colleagues.

    `I followed the statement of French FM, he spoke on behalf of France.
    Our Foreign Office should at least require further explanation.
    Previously we had precedents of misunderstanding,' said Zohrabyan.

    Earlier Armenian News-NEWS.am with a reference to Turkish Anadolu
    agency reported that during the joint press conference in Ankara,
    French FM Juppe stated that all the major states conduct studies on
    their own history.

    Such studies may be conducted within the frameworks of a commission of
    historians, the agency quotes Juppe. The source states that French FM
    called the period of the Armenian Genocide hard both for Armenia and
    for Turkey and expressed readiness of his state to organize and host
    Armenian-Turkish discussions on the subject.




    From: A. Papazian
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