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CONGRESSMAN ZACK SPACE JOINS THE ARMENIAN CAUCUS
ArmRadio.am
19.02.2007 10:45
Representative Zack Space (D-OH) has joined the Congressional Caucus on
Armenian Issues, bringing the total Caucus membership to 147 members,
reports the Armenian Assembly of America.
"There are so many critical issues facing the Armenian-American
community, from reaffirmation of the Armenian Genocide to securing
important technical and development funding for the Republic of
Armenia," said Executive Director Bryan Ardouny. "We are looking
forward to working with Congressman Space to address these important
matters."
The Congressman, who is currently serving his first term in office,
represents Ohio's 18th district. He serves on the House Agriculture,
Transportation and Infrastructure and Veterans' Affairs Committees. As
the fifth member to join from Ohio, Space joins Representatives
Stephanie Tubbs Jones (D), Dennis Kucinich (D), Marcy Kaptur (D)
and Steven LaTourette (R).
The Armenian Caucus was formed in 1995 to provide a bipartisan forum
for legislators to discuss how the United States can better assist
the peoples of Armenia and Nagorno Karabakh.
ArmRadio.am
19.02.2007 10:45
Representative Zack Space (D-OH) has joined the Congressional Caucus on
Armenian Issues, bringing the total Caucus membership to 147 members,
reports the Armenian Assembly of America.
"There are so many critical issues facing the Armenian-American
community, from reaffirmation of the Armenian Genocide to securing
important technical and development funding for the Republic of
Armenia," said Executive Director Bryan Ardouny. "We are looking
forward to working with Congressman Space to address these important
matters."
The Congressman, who is currently serving his first term in office,
represents Ohio's 18th district. He serves on the House Agriculture,
Transportation and Infrastructure and Veterans' Affairs Committees. As
the fifth member to join from Ohio, Space joins Representatives
Stephanie Tubbs Jones (D), Dennis Kucinich (D), Marcy Kaptur (D)
and Steven LaTourette (R).
The Armenian Caucus was formed in 1995 to provide a bipartisan forum
for legislators to discuss how the United States can better assist
the peoples of Armenia and Nagorno Karabakh.