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STRENGTHENING OF BOTH ARMENIAN STATES IS THE BEST MONUMENT TO VICTIMS OF ARMENIAN GENOCIDE
PanARMENIAN.Net
23.04.2007 17:17 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Armenian Parliament Speaker Tigran Torosyan has
addressed the Armenian nation in connection with April 24, the 92nd
anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, the RA NA Press Office reports.
Particularly, T. Torosyan's message reads the following, "Dear
compatriots! Today our whole nation again pays tribute to the memory of
the Armenian Genocide victims, planned and committed by the Ottoman
Empire at the beginning of the 20th century. From year to year
increases the number of countries which recognizing and condemning
this terrible crime, express our nation not only their moral support,
but also confirm their own responsibility for the fait of civilization
and mankind. They assure that moral values stand higher for them than
political and group interests and paltry calculations.
Bowing down before the memory of those who were killed during the
Armenian Genocide, with firm consistency we must not only reach
unconditional recognition of one of the most terrible events in the
history of humanity, but also with the help of our unity and work we
must strengthen power of both Armenian states as the best monument to
the victims and the most important guarantee for secure and deserving
life for our compatriots living within and outside the Homeland."
PanARMENIAN.Net
23.04.2007 17:17 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Armenian Parliament Speaker Tigran Torosyan has
addressed the Armenian nation in connection with April 24, the 92nd
anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, the RA NA Press Office reports.
Particularly, T. Torosyan's message reads the following, "Dear
compatriots! Today our whole nation again pays tribute to the memory of
the Armenian Genocide victims, planned and committed by the Ottoman
Empire at the beginning of the 20th century. From year to year
increases the number of countries which recognizing and condemning
this terrible crime, express our nation not only their moral support,
but also confirm their own responsibility for the fait of civilization
and mankind. They assure that moral values stand higher for them than
political and group interests and paltry calculations.
Bowing down before the memory of those who were killed during the
Armenian Genocide, with firm consistency we must not only reach
unconditional recognition of one of the most terrible events in the
history of humanity, but also with the help of our unity and work we
must strengthen power of both Armenian states as the best monument to
the victims and the most important guarantee for secure and deserving
life for our compatriots living within and outside the Homeland."