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AMB. GHALATCHIAN: HUNGARY HAS A LOT TO DO TO MAKE UP FOR THE RELEASE OF CONVICTED MURDERER
armradio.am
13.09.2012 13:39
Hungary has a lot to do to make up for the release of convicted
murderer Ramil Safarov, the Armenian Ambassador to Greece and Cyprus,
Gagik Ghalatchian, has said.
"Hungary should apologize to the international community and Armenia
and should undertake such measures that are equivalent to the slap
received from Azerbaijan," Ghalatchian said, the CyprusMail reports.
"Otherwise, we will continue considering this unfriendly gesture
towards Armenia was a deliberate and motivated action," he said.
"We believe that with this act Azerbaijan once again, and this time
ultimately, lost any prospect of its being a reliable partner in the
eyes of the international community. We hope, and we are working
towards that direction, that the international community finally
stops the policy of false parity," Ghalatchian said.
He said that the international community, "the United Nations, OSCE,
EU, Council of Europe, CSTO, NATO, the US., Russia, France and dozens
of other countries and organizations responded to this incident and
expressed their support to the Republic of Armenia."
But this is just the beginning of a process, he said. Armenia is
also going to raise the issue legally in the "competent institutions"
in relation to Azerbaijan and Hungary's actions, Ghalatchian said.
From: Baghdasarian
armradio.am
13.09.2012 13:39
Hungary has a lot to do to make up for the release of convicted
murderer Ramil Safarov, the Armenian Ambassador to Greece and Cyprus,
Gagik Ghalatchian, has said.
"Hungary should apologize to the international community and Armenia
and should undertake such measures that are equivalent to the slap
received from Azerbaijan," Ghalatchian said, the CyprusMail reports.
"Otherwise, we will continue considering this unfriendly gesture
towards Armenia was a deliberate and motivated action," he said.
"We believe that with this act Azerbaijan once again, and this time
ultimately, lost any prospect of its being a reliable partner in the
eyes of the international community. We hope, and we are working
towards that direction, that the international community finally
stops the policy of false parity," Ghalatchian said.
He said that the international community, "the United Nations, OSCE,
EU, Council of Europe, CSTO, NATO, the US., Russia, France and dozens
of other countries and organizations responded to this incident and
expressed their support to the Republic of Armenia."
But this is just the beginning of a process, he said. Armenia is
also going to raise the issue legally in the "competent institutions"
in relation to Azerbaijan and Hungary's actions, Ghalatchian said.
From: Baghdasarian