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  • Parliament: Armenia Will Never Accept Any Attempt To Divide Cyprus

    PARLIAMENT: ARMENIA WILL NEVER ACCEPT ANY ATTEMPT TO DIVIDE CYPRUS

    12:38, 03.04.2015

    We are grateful to the friendly people of Cyprus for lending a helping
    hand and providing shelter to the Armenian refugees, who had survived
    the genocide committed against the Armenians in the Ottoman Empire.

    Armenian National Assembly (NA) President Galust Sahakyan, who is on
    an official visit to Cyprus, stated the aforementioned at his meeting
    Friday with Yiannakis Omirou, President of the House of Representatives
    of Cyprus.

    Sahakyan also underscored such mutual visits, and stressed that the
    Armenian and the Greek peoples have walked side by side and supported
    each other in difficult times for ages.

    Extending his word of gratitude to the leader of the Cypriot
    parliament, the NA speaker stated that it was back in 1975 that the
    House of Representatives of Cyprus had adopted a resolution recognizing
    the Armenian Genocide.

    He also highly praised the ongoing political discourse between the
    two countries. In Sahakyan's words, Armenia is committed to continuing
    cooperation with the European Union (EU), too.

    In addition, the Armenian parliament chairman noted that Armenia has
    never accepted and will never accept any attempt by Turkey to divide
    Cyprus. He added that Armenia supports a pacific resolution of the
    Cyprus issue, and by way of negotiations.

    Galust Sahakyan also drew attention to Azerbaijan's military
    aggression, and the unsound policy conducted by the authorities of
    this country.

    Omirou, for his part, noted that Cyprus will always assist Armenia
    within international organizations, and it will be Armenia's friend
    and supporter in the EU.

    Following the talk, the leaders of the two countries' parliaments
    held a joint news conference.

    http://news.am/eng/news/260222.html



    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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