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    PRESIDENT: ARMENIA HAS TWO IMPORTANT TASKS - KARABAKH ISSUE AND GENOCIDE RECOGNITION

    news.am
    November 27, 2012 | 18:58

    BEIRUT.- Despite there are socio-economic problems in Armenia,
    the country faces two major issues of vital importance not only for
    Armenia but all Armenians, President Serzh Sargsyan said in Beirut.

    During the meeting with students of Armenian Haigazian University,
    President Sargsyan said Armenia has many problems despite much work
    carried out over the recent years.

    "Social and economic problems are important, but the most important
    are vital issues - the right of Nagorno-Karabakh's people to
    self-determination, the recognition of the Armenian Genocide by
    Turkey," President said, adding that despite the global crisis,
    the economic growth reached 4 percent in 2011, and 7 percent - in 2012.

    Concerning the Karabakh conflict settlement, President Sargsyan said
    Armenia's position on the issue is acceptable to the world.

    "The whole world knows that the Republic of Nagorno-Karabakh can not
    be a part of Azerbaijan. I am pleased that over the years we have
    not moved away from our principles," Serzh Sargsyan noted.

    Speaking about the recognition of the Armenian Genocide, he reminded
    the audience of his previous visit to Lebanon where the Armenian
    community opposed initiative of signing protocols with Turkey.

    "My brothers and sisters from Beirut thought we were going to make
    concessions, they thought that we had forgotten the fact of Genocide,
    and worried that the Armenian-Turkish protocols represented the
    interests of Turkey. Many said that the protocols are pro-Turkish. If
    there are people who continue to think so, I want to ask them why
    Turkey is not ratifying the protocols."




    From: A. Papazian
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