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TURKS HATE ME ANYWAY - SARKOZY
news.am, Armenia
Oct 11 2011
YEREVAN. - Armenian News-NEWs.am offers excerpt from Said Mahrane's
article published in French Le Point.
"So we are waiting?" Charles Aznavour said to the President of France
with an acute look.
"I'm waiting as well," said Sarkozy, making the sole allusion on
Presidential elections of 2012 during his two-day visit to Armenia.
"I am not into politics that much," said Aznavour, adding that he is
going to look through the pre-election programs of the nominees.
"Nobody knows whom I shall chose."
At the age of 87 the "great Charles" has lost none of his charisma.
"We promised we would come here together," smiled the President,
with a coffee in hand, Mount Ararat rising behind him.
"Isn't it wonderful? In Olympia, there was Mount Aznavour, here we
have Mount Ararat... True, it is not in Armenia but we take advantage
anyway."
Sarkozy was asked about the end of 2012 and the weight of the Armenian
community.
"The relationship with Armenia is timeless. We do not work for this
year or next year," he dodged.
"Turks hate me anyway" said Sarkozy when asked about the risk of
Turkey's harsh response his visit to Armenia.
news.am, Armenia
Oct 11 2011
YEREVAN. - Armenian News-NEWs.am offers excerpt from Said Mahrane's
article published in French Le Point.
"So we are waiting?" Charles Aznavour said to the President of France
with an acute look.
"I'm waiting as well," said Sarkozy, making the sole allusion on
Presidential elections of 2012 during his two-day visit to Armenia.
"I am not into politics that much," said Aznavour, adding that he is
going to look through the pre-election programs of the nominees.
"Nobody knows whom I shall chose."
At the age of 87 the "great Charles" has lost none of his charisma.
"We promised we would come here together," smiled the President,
with a coffee in hand, Mount Ararat rising behind him.
"Isn't it wonderful? In Olympia, there was Mount Aznavour, here we
have Mount Ararat... True, it is not in Armenia but we take advantage
anyway."
Sarkozy was asked about the end of 2012 and the weight of the Armenian
community.
"The relationship with Armenia is timeless. We do not work for this
year or next year," he dodged.
"Turks hate me anyway" said Sarkozy when asked about the risk of
Turkey's harsh response his visit to Armenia.