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RAFFI HOVANNISIAN DOES NOT EXCLUDE THAT APPEARING AT NA, ZHARANGUTIUN TO COOPERATE WITH ANY OTHER POLITICAL FORCE
Noyan Tapan
Apr 25 2007
YEREVAN, APRIL 25, NOYAN TAPAN. "Our party has a goal to take the most
part of parliamentary mandates and after that to form a government
of national concord." Zharangutiun (Heritage) party Chairman Raffi
Hovannisian stated about it at the April 25 press conference.
He excluded that Zharangutiun will cooperate at the new National
Assembly with any other political force. "We are not judges and entered
the political field as a new force, having a goal to form majority with
our co-thinkers and political partners," Raffi Hovannisian stated. In
his words, Zharangutiun has no illusions that it can alone struggle
against the challenges arisen in front of Armenia.
As for the pre-electoral struggle, R. Hovannisian mentioned that in
spite of some small obstacles, the party continues its propaganda
mission with "positive fillings:" "We have a wide field of co-thinkers
who feel that it is impossible to continue in this way, and that
conclusion entered people's consciousness and political orientation."
As for those statements of some pro-ruling figures that the surprise
of those elections will be the one that the Zharangutiun party will
appear at the NA, Raffi Hovannisian mentioned: "It is praiseworthy
that there are already subject and clever estimations."
Noyan Tapan
Apr 25 2007
YEREVAN, APRIL 25, NOYAN TAPAN. "Our party has a goal to take the most
part of parliamentary mandates and after that to form a government
of national concord." Zharangutiun (Heritage) party Chairman Raffi
Hovannisian stated about it at the April 25 press conference.
He excluded that Zharangutiun will cooperate at the new National
Assembly with any other political force. "We are not judges and entered
the political field as a new force, having a goal to form majority with
our co-thinkers and political partners," Raffi Hovannisian stated. In
his words, Zharangutiun has no illusions that it can alone struggle
against the challenges arisen in front of Armenia.
As for the pre-electoral struggle, R. Hovannisian mentioned that in
spite of some small obstacles, the party continues its propaganda
mission with "positive fillings:" "We have a wide field of co-thinkers
who feel that it is impossible to continue in this way, and that
conclusion entered people's consciousness and political orientation."
As for those statements of some pro-ruling figures that the surprise
of those elections will be the one that the Zharangutiun party will
appear at the NA, Raffi Hovannisian mentioned: "It is praiseworthy
that there are already subject and clever estimations."