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No alternative to Armenia's complementary policy
26.12.2007 15:02 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ `Proceeding from its interests in
the region, Armenia should demonstrate tactfulness
towards Russia, U.S., EU and our neighbors,' Armenian
Foreign Minister Vartan Oskanian said.
`Tactfulness does not mean submission,' he
underscored.
`Each hasty move can boomerang. The situation in the
region is very complicated and those who don't possess
enough information can easily engage in demagogy,' he
said.
According to the Minister, Armenia should work for
efficient implementation of complementary policy,
which is conditioned by the republic's geopolitical
situation.
`The future President or Foreign Minister will
understand that limitations are too great and will
have to pursue a similar policy anyway. Armenia
borders with four states. We experience problems with
Turkey and Azerbaijan. There are no problems with
Georgia and Iran, which, however, have serious
problems with Russia and U.S. respectively. Under
circumstances, I see no alternative to complementary
policy,' the Minister said in an interview with Shant
TV Channel.
No alternative to Armenia's complementary policy
26.12.2007 15:02 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ `Proceeding from its interests in
the region, Armenia should demonstrate tactfulness
towards Russia, U.S., EU and our neighbors,' Armenian
Foreign Minister Vartan Oskanian said.
`Tactfulness does not mean submission,' he
underscored.
`Each hasty move can boomerang. The situation in the
region is very complicated and those who don't possess
enough information can easily engage in demagogy,' he
said.
According to the Minister, Armenia should work for
efficient implementation of complementary policy,
which is conditioned by the republic's geopolitical
situation.
`The future President or Foreign Minister will
understand that limitations are too great and will
have to pursue a similar policy anyway. Armenia
borders with four states. We experience problems with
Turkey and Azerbaijan. There are no problems with
Georgia and Iran, which, however, have serious
problems with Russia and U.S. respectively. Under
circumstances, I see no alternative to complementary
policy,' the Minister said in an interview with Shant
TV Channel.