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OSCE COUNTRIES' AMBASSADORS IN YEREVAN
Regnum, Russia
May 4 2007
Armenia has registered substantial progress on its way to free and
transparent elections
Armenia's President Robert Kocharyan discussed the election process
in the country and the parliamentary elections planned for May 12
with heads of diplomatic missions of OSCE member-countries accredited
in Armenia.
As REGNUM was told at the presidential press office, during the
meeting the president pointed out that a very important period
started in Armenia's life as the election process switched into its
final stage. At the same time, Robert Kocharyan stressed that the
government was resolute to conduct the elections under international
standards. In this connection, he noted that the election process was
taking place in quite a calm and civilized way and called important
the government and leading political parties' role in it.
In their turn, the diplomats called the elections the decisive step
on the way of Armenia's democratic development and said that Armenia
has already registered significant progress in the direction of
holding free and fair elections, which is mentioned in reports of
observer missions. The diplomats also said that wide opportunities
were established for all participants in having meetings with the
electorate, sustaining visibility of their programs and opinions and
assess to television.
Regnum, Russia
May 4 2007
Armenia has registered substantial progress on its way to free and
transparent elections
Armenia's President Robert Kocharyan discussed the election process
in the country and the parliamentary elections planned for May 12
with heads of diplomatic missions of OSCE member-countries accredited
in Armenia.
As REGNUM was told at the presidential press office, during the
meeting the president pointed out that a very important period
started in Armenia's life as the election process switched into its
final stage. At the same time, Robert Kocharyan stressed that the
government was resolute to conduct the elections under international
standards. In this connection, he noted that the election process was
taking place in quite a calm and civilized way and called important
the government and leading political parties' role in it.
In their turn, the diplomats called the elections the decisive step
on the way of Armenia's democratic development and said that Armenia
has already registered significant progress in the direction of
holding free and fair elections, which is mentioned in reports of
observer missions. The diplomats also said that wide opportunities
were established for all participants in having meetings with the
electorate, sustaining visibility of their programs and opinions and
assess to television.