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ARMENIANS OF EGYPT HAVE GREAT EXPECTATIONS FROM NEW GOVERNMENT - BERDJ TERZIAN
July 04, 2013 | 16:21
Armenian community of Egypt has great expectations from the new
government in terms of improving situation in the county. They hope
their conditions will improve, head of the Armenian General Benevolent
Union (AGBU) Egypt Berdj Terzian told Armenian News-NEWS.am.
"We will wait till the situation will get better step by step. When
the situation in the country improves, the state of Armenians will
get better, too," he said speaking on the phone.
Berdj Terzian said there are around 5-7 thousand Armenians residing in
Egypt. Five thousand are residing in Cairo and 2,000 - in Alexandria.
He noted that political events did not affect the Armenian community.
As informed earlier, a military coup in Egypt resulted in overthrowing
Mohamed Morsi. The army suspended constitution and announced holding
of fresh presidential elections. President of Constitutional Court
Adli Mansour was appointed the president of an interim government.
News from Armenia - NEWS.am
July 04, 2013 | 16:21
Armenian community of Egypt has great expectations from the new
government in terms of improving situation in the county. They hope
their conditions will improve, head of the Armenian General Benevolent
Union (AGBU) Egypt Berdj Terzian told Armenian News-NEWS.am.
"We will wait till the situation will get better step by step. When
the situation in the country improves, the state of Armenians will
get better, too," he said speaking on the phone.
Berdj Terzian said there are around 5-7 thousand Armenians residing in
Egypt. Five thousand are residing in Cairo and 2,000 - in Alexandria.
He noted that political events did not affect the Armenian community.
As informed earlier, a military coup in Egypt resulted in overthrowing
Mohamed Morsi. The army suspended constitution and announced holding
of fresh presidential elections. President of Constitutional Court
Adli Mansour was appointed the president of an interim government.
News from Armenia - NEWS.am