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GEORGIAN STUDIES EXPERT: ARMENIAN-GEORGIAN RELATIONS CANNOT BE DESCRIBED AS HIGH LEVEL
14:29 15/01/2013 " REGION
Armenian-Georgian relations cannot be described as high level because
there are many unsolved issues in economic and cultural areas, besides,
Georgia develops strategic relations with Turkey and Azerbaijan,
Georgian studies expert Haykazun Alvrtsyan told a news conference
in Yerevan.
According to him, such policy of Georgia even poses danger for Armenia
because any isolation of our country connected with construction of
oil pipeline and railways are implemented with the consent of Tbilisi.
Anti-Armenian propaganda of Georgia also casts a shadow on good
neighborly relations between Armenia and Georgia, said the expert.
As for Javakhk, according to Mr Alvrtsyan, "the Armenian authorities
have been taking no action in Javakhk for 22 years, while the Georgian
authorities take advantage of this fact and continue disregarding
the international commitments."
Georgian Prime Minister Bidzina Ivanishvili's visit to Armenia cannot
have a significant impact on the bilateral relations, the Georgian
studies expert concluded.
Source: Panorama.am
14:29 15/01/2013 " REGION
Armenian-Georgian relations cannot be described as high level because
there are many unsolved issues in economic and cultural areas, besides,
Georgia develops strategic relations with Turkey and Azerbaijan,
Georgian studies expert Haykazun Alvrtsyan told a news conference
in Yerevan.
According to him, such policy of Georgia even poses danger for Armenia
because any isolation of our country connected with construction of
oil pipeline and railways are implemented with the consent of Tbilisi.
Anti-Armenian propaganda of Georgia also casts a shadow on good
neighborly relations between Armenia and Georgia, said the expert.
As for Javakhk, according to Mr Alvrtsyan, "the Armenian authorities
have been taking no action in Javakhk for 22 years, while the Georgian
authorities take advantage of this fact and continue disregarding
the international commitments."
Georgian Prime Minister Bidzina Ivanishvili's visit to Armenia cannot
have a significant impact on the bilateral relations, the Georgian
studies expert concluded.
Source: Panorama.am