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PRESS RELEASE
AIPRG contact
www.aiprg.net
[email protected]
Tel: +374 10 528 723
Address: 50 Nalbandyan Str., Suite 16, Yerevan 0010, Armenia
Armenian International Policy Research Group is happy to invite you to
participate in AIPRG On-line Forum on THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES
OF OPENING THE BORDER BETWEEN ARMENIA AND TURKEY: http://forum.aiprg.net
<http://forum.aiprg.net/ >
As you might know AIPRG organized a conference on the above mentioned topic
in January 2007 and hosted more than 400 people from Armenia, Turkey, USA,
Russia and the rest of the world. For more information, please, visit
www.aiprg.net <http://www.aiprg.net/> .
Currently AIPRG is organizing round tables on this topic in Georgia, Turkey
and the regions of Armenia. The forum will accordingly reflect all the
results and ideas of these meetings.
Here is the last post: "Hello Everyone, I would like to hear any views
whether closed borders between Armenia and Turkey are having a positive
impact on the Georgian economy. And if you think it is having such a
positive impact in the short-term, wouldn't you think that in the long-term,
all sides, including Georgia, is losing because of this situation?
Restrained economic competition eventually is to the detriment of all
interested parties, in this case Georgia, Armenia and Turkey."
You are more than welcome to express your opinions and suggestions!
URL: http://FORUM.AIPRG.NET <http://forum.aiprg.net/>
Language: English
The initiative is financed by Eurasia Foundation Armenia (www.eurasia.am
<http://www.eurasia.am/> ).
AIPRG contact
www.aiprg.net
[email protected]
Tel: +374 10 528 723
Address: 50 Nalbandyan Str., Suite 16, Yerevan 0010, Armenia
Armenian International Policy Research Group is happy to invite you to
participate in AIPRG On-line Forum on THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES
OF OPENING THE BORDER BETWEEN ARMENIA AND TURKEY: http://forum.aiprg.net
<http://forum.aiprg.net/ >
As you might know AIPRG organized a conference on the above mentioned topic
in January 2007 and hosted more than 400 people from Armenia, Turkey, USA,
Russia and the rest of the world. For more information, please, visit
www.aiprg.net <http://www.aiprg.net/> .
Currently AIPRG is organizing round tables on this topic in Georgia, Turkey
and the regions of Armenia. The forum will accordingly reflect all the
results and ideas of these meetings.
Here is the last post: "Hello Everyone, I would like to hear any views
whether closed borders between Armenia and Turkey are having a positive
impact on the Georgian economy. And if you think it is having such a
positive impact in the short-term, wouldn't you think that in the long-term,
all sides, including Georgia, is losing because of this situation?
Restrained economic competition eventually is to the detriment of all
interested parties, in this case Georgia, Armenia and Turkey."
You are more than welcome to express your opinions and suggestions!
URL: http://FORUM.AIPRG.NET <http://forum.aiprg.net/>
Language: English
The initiative is financed by Eurasia Foundation Armenia (www.eurasia.am
<http://www.eurasia.am/> ).