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    ARMENIA'S NEIGHBORS "FORGOT" ABOUT RIGHT OF NATIONS TO SELF-DETERMINATION

    news.am
    Sept 22 2011
    Armenia

    YEREVAN. - The Armenian delegation's message at Euronest was that
    Armenia is not prepared to make any compromises, ARF Dashnaktsutyun
    Party MP Lilit Galstyan said, during a press conference on Thursday,
    reflecting on the fact that no final report was approved during the
    Euronest first plenary session held in Strasbourg, France. This is
    because the Armenian delegation was against certain formulations
    made in the document that was circulated in the political commission
    of Euronest.

    In Galstyan's words, the objections were on the points where Armenia's
    neighboring countries, having adopted international law's principle
    of territorial integrity had "forgotten" about the equally important
    principle of the right of nations to self-determination.

    "We obstructed the passage of a resolution where solely territorial
    integrity was to be stipulated," the MP noted.

    Republican Party of Armenia MP Hovhannes Sahakyan stated that this
    is one of those unique cases when, having relations with a large
    organization, "we were able to pursue our nation's objective and
    interest, and to obligate."

    Prosperous Armenia Party MP Vahe Enfiajyan stated that the Armenian
    delegation spoke in favor of preserving the world's cultural values and
    showing them the attention they deserve. Azerbaijan, on the other hand,
    was speaking about territorial integrity and occupied territories.

    "The Armenian delegation was united and consolidated," he added.

    Heritage Party MP Stepan Safaryan said the compromised version posed
    no threat to Armenia, but was not supported by Azerbaijan, and, as
    a result, no view was adopted in Euronest's Energy Security Commission.

    Euronest's first session in Strasbourg had brought together MPs
    from the European Parliament and 5 member states of the Eastern
    Partnership Project.

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