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Common sense vs. encouragement of xenophobia: Which one will win at NATO Summit?
22:34 04.09.2014
Armenian president Serzh Sargsyan participated in the meeting of the
Heads of State and Government of the NATO member states and countries
contributing to the International Security Force in Afghanistan
(ISAF).
The results of the ISAF mission were summed up and the directions of
the new Resolute Support mission will be set at this last meeting in
NATO-ISAF format.
Speaking at the meeting, President Serzh Sargsyan said, in part: "As
NATO partner and a country contributing to international security,
Armenia engaged in the International Security Assistance Force in
Afghanistan (ISAF) in 2010 and tripled the number of its troops in
July 2011. Over the past years Armenia has gained invaluable
experience. I would specially emphasize Armenia's effective
cooperation with Germany, which is the best example of cooperation
between NATO member and partner countries."
Serzh Sargsyan underscored that those in Armenia appreciate the value
of both peace and security. According to the Armenian President, our
country struggles for both of them almost every day. "Tomorrow here,
in this same hall a document will be adopted that will be related to
the security of my people and peace in our region.
There are two options. Either it will adopt the language of the OSCE
Minsk Group, which is the only specialized international structure
dealing with the Nagorno Karabakh problem, a language that was
proposed and supported by the Co-Chair countries that are represented
here by France and the United States of America, or upon the lobbying
of another member State it will pass again with an aim to save the
face of our tyrant neighbor vis-a-vis his own people. Believe me it
will not lead to any positive results.
Either the common sense and the strive for peace will have the upper
hand, or the silent encouragement of xenophobia will go deepening, the
war rhetoric and the deadly provocations, so easily provoked by
Azerbaijan, which does not care about its soldiers' lives and gets
enthusiastic with papers like that, will continue ahead," Serzh
Sargsyan emphasized.
http://www.armradio.am/en/2014/09/04/common-sense-vs-encouragement-of-xenophobia-which-one-will-win-at-nato-summit/
22:34 04.09.2014
Armenian president Serzh Sargsyan participated in the meeting of the
Heads of State and Government of the NATO member states and countries
contributing to the International Security Force in Afghanistan
(ISAF).
The results of the ISAF mission were summed up and the directions of
the new Resolute Support mission will be set at this last meeting in
NATO-ISAF format.
Speaking at the meeting, President Serzh Sargsyan said, in part: "As
NATO partner and a country contributing to international security,
Armenia engaged in the International Security Assistance Force in
Afghanistan (ISAF) in 2010 and tripled the number of its troops in
July 2011. Over the past years Armenia has gained invaluable
experience. I would specially emphasize Armenia's effective
cooperation with Germany, which is the best example of cooperation
between NATO member and partner countries."
Serzh Sargsyan underscored that those in Armenia appreciate the value
of both peace and security. According to the Armenian President, our
country struggles for both of them almost every day. "Tomorrow here,
in this same hall a document will be adopted that will be related to
the security of my people and peace in our region.
There are two options. Either it will adopt the language of the OSCE
Minsk Group, which is the only specialized international structure
dealing with the Nagorno Karabakh problem, a language that was
proposed and supported by the Co-Chair countries that are represented
here by France and the United States of America, or upon the lobbying
of another member State it will pass again with an aim to save the
face of our tyrant neighbor vis-a-vis his own people. Believe me it
will not lead to any positive results.
Either the common sense and the strive for peace will have the upper
hand, or the silent encouragement of xenophobia will go deepening, the
war rhetoric and the deadly provocations, so easily provoked by
Azerbaijan, which does not care about its soldiers' lives and gets
enthusiastic with papers like that, will continue ahead," Serzh
Sargsyan emphasized.
http://www.armradio.am/en/2014/09/04/common-sense-vs-encouragement-of-xenophobia-which-one-will-win-at-nato-summit/