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    CIVIL SOCIETY IN ARMENIA SHOULD KNOCK AT THE GOVERNMENT'S DOOR, STEFAN FULE THINKS

    Mediamax
    Sept 27 2012
    Armenia

    Yerevan/Mediamax/. The European Union Commissioner for Enlargement
    and Neighborhood Policy Stefan Fule said in Yerevan today that the
    civil society in Armenia should knock at the government's door and
    the authorities in their turn should say "yes, welcome".

    Fule said this during a seminar with the civil society representatives
    in Yerevan today stressing that the goal of the EU delegation is to
    contribute to the interactive dialogue between the civil society and
    authorities, Mediamax reports.

    Stefan Fule informed that during his visit, he is going to discuss
    the schedule of the upcoming reforms with the government which will
    bear an institutional character.

    "I know that the reform process in Armenia doesn't proceed easily.

    About 3000 NGOs operate in the country and the number is very
    impressive but I am aware you are being labeled. Gaining significance
    is a very serious challenge for us", said Stefan Fule calling on
    voicing the citizens' opinions and contributing to their making a
    conscious choice.

    He told the civil society representatives that their potential is
    unlimited. "We'll do our best within our financial and institutional
    capacities to support your aspirations, develop your involvement in
    the region, as it's important and may have significant results for
    your citizens", he said.

    The EU Commissioner noted that he will devote maximum time to
    communication with civil society representatives and will try to
    know more especially about NGOs of various marzes and isolated groups
    during his visit in Yerevan.



    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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