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168 Zham: Republican decides to nominate Serzh Sargsyan's candidacy
tert.am
11:25 - 27.10.12
Tweet The paper says it has learned from sources that the ruling
Republican party of Armenia (RPA) decided at its Friday executive
board meeting to nominate Serzh Sargsyan's candidacy for next year's
presidential election at a special meeting on December 19.
A spokesperson for the party, Edward Sharmazanov, reportedly said
after the meeting that they hadn't considered the possibility
replacing the prime minister. Meantime, he has denied the reports
about plans to transfer the prime minister's portfolio to the
Prosperous Armenia party (PAP). As for the reported meetings between
President Serzh Sargsyan and the PAP leader, Gagik Tsarukayn,
Sharmazanov said they take place not just for the sheer reason that
Tsarukyan is a member of the National Security Council and the
president of the National Olympic Committee of Armenia.
`The RPA is a champion of democratic values and supports a dialogue
with different forces,' he was quoted as saying.
From: A. Papazian
tert.am
11:25 - 27.10.12
Tweet The paper says it has learned from sources that the ruling
Republican party of Armenia (RPA) decided at its Friday executive
board meeting to nominate Serzh Sargsyan's candidacy for next year's
presidential election at a special meeting on December 19.
A spokesperson for the party, Edward Sharmazanov, reportedly said
after the meeting that they hadn't considered the possibility
replacing the prime minister. Meantime, he has denied the reports
about plans to transfer the prime minister's portfolio to the
Prosperous Armenia party (PAP). As for the reported meetings between
President Serzh Sargsyan and the PAP leader, Gagik Tsarukayn,
Sharmazanov said they take place not just for the sheer reason that
Tsarukyan is a member of the National Security Council and the
president of the National Olympic Committee of Armenia.
`The RPA is a champion of democratic values and supports a dialogue
with different forces,' he was quoted as saying.
From: A. Papazian