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ARMENIAN OPPOSITION PARTY LEADER HEADS TO AZERBAIJAN
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November 21, 2012 | 12:50
YEREVAN. - Armenia's opposition Heritage Party Chairman Raffi
Hovannisian will head to the Azerbaijani capital city Baku, on
Wednesday, to attend and address at the International Conference of
Asian Political Parties (ICAPP), Hovannisian himself informed during
a press conference on the same day.
Heritage had participated in one such event before. This time the
party had received an invitation several months ago, but it had
declined because Azerbaijan is not worthy of holding an international
conference.
The ICAPP organizers, however, gave security guarantees and pledged
an equal opportunity to express views at the conference. Hovannisian
will head to Baku alone.
"I decided to accept the invitation and I will leave for Baku today
[Wednesday]. One thing you can be sure of, and that is, no deviation
will be made from the trinity that has been the core of the agenda
of my allegiance: civil rights, national interest, and sovereignty
of the state," Raffi Hovannisian noted.
From: Baghdasarian
news.am
November 21, 2012 | 12:50
YEREVAN. - Armenia's opposition Heritage Party Chairman Raffi
Hovannisian will head to the Azerbaijani capital city Baku, on
Wednesday, to attend and address at the International Conference of
Asian Political Parties (ICAPP), Hovannisian himself informed during
a press conference on the same day.
Heritage had participated in one such event before. This time the
party had received an invitation several months ago, but it had
declined because Azerbaijan is not worthy of holding an international
conference.
The ICAPP organizers, however, gave security guarantees and pledged
an equal opportunity to express views at the conference. Hovannisian
will head to Baku alone.
"I decided to accept the invitation and I will leave for Baku today
[Wednesday]. One thing you can be sure of, and that is, no deviation
will be made from the trinity that has been the core of the agenda
of my allegiance: civil rights, national interest, and sovereignty
of the state," Raffi Hovannisian noted.
From: Baghdasarian