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GARNIK ISAGULIAN: NOTHING THREATENS NATIONAL SECURITY OF ARMENIA
Noyan Tapan
Feb 12 2007
YEREVAN, FEBRUARY 12, NOYAN TAPAN. Nothing at present threatens the
national security of Armenia: all the political processes taking
place in the region and republic are in the focus of attention of
the RA NSS. Garnik Isagulian, the RA President's Advisor for National
Security, head of the "National Security" party made such a statement
at the February 10 press conference. In his words, neither the draft
on dual citizenship being discussed, nor pre-electoral moods may
become a threat for the country. G.Isagulian refused to comment upon
the position of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation concerning the
dual citizenship and upon the fact that only that party in the ruling
opposition speaks unequivocally for adoption of the mentioned law. He
also refused to comment upon the information given to journalists by
RA Defence Minister Serge Sargsian that the Security Council did not
convene sittings continually for few months. "I do not know who gave
you such an information, but I am not an information bureau for you,"
G.Isagulian said. He added that his party will not take part in the
2007 parliamentary elections either by proportional or by majoritarian
systems. And in his words, he "has not made a decision yet" about
being involved in lists of other parties.
Noyan Tapan
Feb 12 2007
YEREVAN, FEBRUARY 12, NOYAN TAPAN. Nothing at present threatens the
national security of Armenia: all the political processes taking
place in the region and republic are in the focus of attention of
the RA NSS. Garnik Isagulian, the RA President's Advisor for National
Security, head of the "National Security" party made such a statement
at the February 10 press conference. In his words, neither the draft
on dual citizenship being discussed, nor pre-electoral moods may
become a threat for the country. G.Isagulian refused to comment upon
the position of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation concerning the
dual citizenship and upon the fact that only that party in the ruling
opposition speaks unequivocally for adoption of the mentioned law. He
also refused to comment upon the information given to journalists by
RA Defence Minister Serge Sargsian that the Security Council did not
convene sittings continually for few months. "I do not know who gave
you such an information, but I am not an information bureau for you,"
G.Isagulian said. He added that his party will not take part in the
2007 parliamentary elections either by proportional or by majoritarian
systems. And in his words, he "has not made a decision yet" about
being involved in lists of other parties.