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Infrastructures must be laid out across the liberated territories
05-07-2007 14:35:03 - KarabakhOpen
The problems of migrants do not get due attention, and complaints get
no response, the presidential candidate Masis Mayilyan said during the
meeting with the settlers of the villages of Martakert on July 3.
Masis Mayilyan met with the voters of the villages of Nor Ghazanchi,
Nor Seysulan, Nor Aygestan, Hovtashen, Nor Maragha, Haikadjur, Nor
Jraberd, Nor Karmiravan. The problems are the same everywhere: lack of
conveniences, infrastructures, water, money.
After listening to the voters Masis Mayilyan said the pace of
settlement and development of new villages is unsatisfactory. If Masis
Mayilyan is elected, he is likely to promote the pace of this process.
He repeated his stance on the liberated territories, saying that
settlement is necessary but first a policy should be worked out which
must involve a special loan and tax policy.
`If I am elected, the focus of the government will be on man with their
problems. It is necessary to create conditions for life to attract the
Karabakhis living outside our country to get back. The new settlers
must enjoy privileges for faster development,' Masis Mayilyan said.
The candidate proposes laying out communications across the new
settlements, otherwise they cannot develop. `Communications should run
across the liberated territories. Everything should be in the interests
of people and not a group of people,' Masis Mayilyan said. The
villagers complained of the treatment of the authorities who remember
them on the eve of the elections. `Now they want us to give them the
last thing we have ` our vote,' said one of the villagers.
05-07-2007 14:35:03 - KarabakhOpen
The problems of migrants do not get due attention, and complaints get
no response, the presidential candidate Masis Mayilyan said during the
meeting with the settlers of the villages of Martakert on July 3.
Masis Mayilyan met with the voters of the villages of Nor Ghazanchi,
Nor Seysulan, Nor Aygestan, Hovtashen, Nor Maragha, Haikadjur, Nor
Jraberd, Nor Karmiravan. The problems are the same everywhere: lack of
conveniences, infrastructures, water, money.
After listening to the voters Masis Mayilyan said the pace of
settlement and development of new villages is unsatisfactory. If Masis
Mayilyan is elected, he is likely to promote the pace of this process.
He repeated his stance on the liberated territories, saying that
settlement is necessary but first a policy should be worked out which
must involve a special loan and tax policy.
`If I am elected, the focus of the government will be on man with their
problems. It is necessary to create conditions for life to attract the
Karabakhis living outside our country to get back. The new settlers
must enjoy privileges for faster development,' Masis Mayilyan said.
The candidate proposes laying out communications across the new
settlements, otherwise they cannot develop. `Communications should run
across the liberated territories. Everything should be in the interests
of people and not a group of people,' Masis Mayilyan said. The
villagers complained of the treatment of the authorities who remember
them on the eve of the elections. `Now they want us to give them the
last thing we have ` our vote,' said one of the villagers.