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WORLD COMMUNITY RESPONDED ADEQUATELY TO TURKEY'S DESTRUCTIVE APPROACHES - ARMENIAN MFA
NEWS.am
January 16, 2012 | 17:33
YEREVAN. - In 2011 Turkey strongly opposed ratification of the
protocols signed to normalize relations between Armenia and Turkey,
says the 2011 report issued by Armenian MFA.
"Destructive approaches of Turkey will get an adequate reaction from
the international community which stated that it is high time that
the Turkish side should take a real step to ratify and implement the
protocols without preconditions," the document says.
The report mentions that the world community continued to insist on
necessity to normalize Armenian-Turkish relations without preconditions
which is in harmony with the position of the official Yerevan.
In October 2009 Armenia and Turkey signed protocols in Zurich to
normalize diplomatic relations between the states. The documents
had to be ratified in both countries' parliaments. However, in
2010 the Armenian president suspended the process due to Turkey's
non-constructive stance. Ankara set unexpected preconditions and linked
the reconciliation process to resolution of the Karabakh conflict.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
NEWS.am
January 16, 2012 | 17:33
YEREVAN. - In 2011 Turkey strongly opposed ratification of the
protocols signed to normalize relations between Armenia and Turkey,
says the 2011 report issued by Armenian MFA.
"Destructive approaches of Turkey will get an adequate reaction from
the international community which stated that it is high time that
the Turkish side should take a real step to ratify and implement the
protocols without preconditions," the document says.
The report mentions that the world community continued to insist on
necessity to normalize Armenian-Turkish relations without preconditions
which is in harmony with the position of the official Yerevan.
In October 2009 Armenia and Turkey signed protocols in Zurich to
normalize diplomatic relations between the states. The documents
had to be ratified in both countries' parliaments. However, in
2010 the Armenian president suspended the process due to Turkey's
non-constructive stance. Ankara set unexpected preconditions and linked
the reconciliation process to resolution of the Karabakh conflict.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress