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WE'LL DO EVERYTHING SO THAT OTHER AUSTRALIAN STATE PARLIAMENTS ALSO RECOGNIZE KARABAKH - NEW SOUTH WALES MP
July 17, 2013 | 14:47
STEPANAKERT. - The parliament of the Australian state of New South
Wales (NSW) is the first in the country to pass a resolution on the
recognition of Nagorno-Karabakh, and we will do everything so that
the parliaments of the country's other states likewise adopt such
resolutions.
Jonathan O'Dea, Head of the NSW Australian-Armenian Parliamentary
Friendship Group, stated the aforesaid, on Wednesday in the
Nagorno-Karabakh Republic (NKR) capital city Stepanakert, during a
talk with Speaker Ashot Ghulyan of NKR National Assembly (NA).
In O'Dea's words, everything needs to be done so that the other
Australian states also petition with a resolution to the country's
central authorities, calling upon them to recognize the right to
self-determination of the people of NKR.
Underscoring the peoples' right to freedom and independence, Ghulyan
noted that solely those persons and governing bodies that accurately
recognize democratic standards can take such commendable step, the
NKR NA press service informs. Expressing a hope that a long-term
partnership is expected between the two parliaments, Ashot Ghulyan
said the program on mutual contacts and cooperation will be brought
to life in a foreseeable future.
News from Armenia - NEWS.am
July 17, 2013 | 14:47
STEPANAKERT. - The parliament of the Australian state of New South
Wales (NSW) is the first in the country to pass a resolution on the
recognition of Nagorno-Karabakh, and we will do everything so that
the parliaments of the country's other states likewise adopt such
resolutions.
Jonathan O'Dea, Head of the NSW Australian-Armenian Parliamentary
Friendship Group, stated the aforesaid, on Wednesday in the
Nagorno-Karabakh Republic (NKR) capital city Stepanakert, during a
talk with Speaker Ashot Ghulyan of NKR National Assembly (NA).
In O'Dea's words, everything needs to be done so that the other
Australian states also petition with a resolution to the country's
central authorities, calling upon them to recognize the right to
self-determination of the people of NKR.
Underscoring the peoples' right to freedom and independence, Ghulyan
noted that solely those persons and governing bodies that accurately
recognize democratic standards can take such commendable step, the
NKR NA press service informs. Expressing a hope that a long-term
partnership is expected between the two parliaments, Ashot Ghulyan
said the program on mutual contacts and cooperation will be brought
to life in a foreseeable future.
News from Armenia - NEWS.am