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    ARMENIAN DIASPORA ASSIGNS IMPORTANT ROLE TO ARMENIAN COMMUNITIES IN GENOCIDE RECOGNITION ISSUE

    12:43, 23 April, 2013

    YEREVAN, APRIL 23, ARMENPRESS: The participants of the "Armenian
    language is in my heart" Pan-Armenian Youth Forum, initiated by the
    Ministry of Diaspora of the Republic of Armenia, held a discussion
    at the Armenian Youth Foundation, dedicated to the forthcoming 100th
    anniversary of the Armenian Genocide. As Armenpress was reported by
    the representative of the Armenian Cultural Association of the French
    Lion city Ani Khachaturyan, in France during the last period some
    changes had been registered in the opinions on the Armenian Genocide
    issue. "We began to understand that all we have done during these
    years was right, but we need to do more to change the mentality and
    the objectives", - said Ani Khachaturyan.

    The representative of the Armenian Central Council of Germany Mariam
    Madinyan stated that the Armenian community of Germany continued
    working in the direction of recognition and the condemnation of
    the Armenian Genocide. "On April 24 students are going to hold a
    large-scale rally in front of the Turkish Consulate in Hamburg. We
    want that the people get aware of what had happened. Many Germans do
    not even know that such thing happened", - stated Mariam Madinyan.

    The representative of the Syrian Students Council Petros Davuryan
    noted that the issue of the recognition and the condemnation of the
    Armenian Genocide was one of the most modern issues to be resolved.

    "Armenian language is in my heart" Pan-Armenian Youth Forum, initiated
    by the Ministry of Diaspora of the Republic of Armenia was launched
    on April 22. During the two-day Forum about 500 young people from
    30 countries of the world will watch cognitive films and visit the
    Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin and Vanadzor, as well as follow the
    works of the sessions of the Government of Armenia, participate in
    the torchlight procession towards Tsitsernakaberd Memorial held on
    the occasion of the 98th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide.




    From: A. Papazian
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