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    Predictions for 2010

    04.01.2010 14:51

    Lena Badeyan
    `Radiolur'

    The year 2010 is going to be decisive for Armenia in every respect.
    However, the first major political event is the consideration of the
    Armenian-Turkish protocols by the Constitutional Court. Members of the
    `Heritage' faction are worried about the issue.

    `Unfortunately, there have been many mistakes with regard to both the
    Armenian-Turkish relations and the Karabakh issue. It's obvious today
    that the international community urges to solve both issues, often not
    caring about the fairness and legitimacy of the solutions. The
    developments are going to be rather fatal in 2010,' says Raffi
    Hovhannisyan, founder of the Heritage Party and ex-Foreign Minister of
    Armenia.

    According to Raffi Hovhannisyan, the Armenian-Turkish protocols will
    have a great influence on the domestic political life in Armenia this
    year.

    MP Victor Dallakyan considers that if the Armenian-Turkish protocols
    are not ratified, it won't be fatal for Armenia. `In case no progress
    is registered in the Armenian-Turkish relations not through Armenia's
    fault, it's Turkey that will find itself in a hard situation. The
    countries, which have called for normalization of Armenian-Turkish
    relations without preconditions and within a reasonable timeframe,
    i.e. the United States, the EU member states and Russia, may also find
    themselves in a difficult situation. If the process fails, Armenia
    will have no diplomatic or problems connected with its international
    image,' Victor Dallakyan considers.

    MP from the Orinats Yerkir faction Khachik Harutyunyan attaches
    importance to the developments in the economic and social spheres in
    2010. He considers that the consequences of the global crisis are
    going to be milder this year.
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