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WWW.LITLAB.ORG ARMENIAN-AZERBAIJANI JOINT PRODUCT
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[06:16 pm] 29 May, 2007
You may get acquainted with Armenian and Azerbaijani contemporary
writers and their works on www.litlab.org regional conciliatory
literary internet website jointly launched by Yerevan and Baku press
clubs. This website has been launched since the parties do not have
comprehensive ideas of each other and approach through literature
was the best version.
"Such link could mainly be the contemporary literature, that expresses
the current situation of Armenia and Azerbaijan, and their motives",
said Boris Navasardyan, president of YPC. "At present moment 5 works
of Armenian and Azerbaijani writers are uploaded on the website
in their mother languages and in Russian language. By the time
the materials will be translated into English. All the works are
agreed by the parties and if any of the parties have objections,
he may express them on the site's forum. The present topic of the
forum is how productive the implementation of such projects is. The
Nagorno-Karabakh conflict resolution plays a great role in the
contemporary Azerbaijani literature, and as said Boris Navasardyan,
works on the conflict will also be uploaded on the site. They are also
discussing uploading the works of Karabakh writers as well. Boris
Navasardyan notes that examples of other conflicting countries will
also find their places on the website.
Among Armenian writers is Vazgen Sargsyan and Azerbaijani part has
not expressed any objection on it.
A1+
[06:16 pm] 29 May, 2007
You may get acquainted with Armenian and Azerbaijani contemporary
writers and their works on www.litlab.org regional conciliatory
literary internet website jointly launched by Yerevan and Baku press
clubs. This website has been launched since the parties do not have
comprehensive ideas of each other and approach through literature
was the best version.
"Such link could mainly be the contemporary literature, that expresses
the current situation of Armenia and Azerbaijan, and their motives",
said Boris Navasardyan, president of YPC. "At present moment 5 works
of Armenian and Azerbaijani writers are uploaded on the website
in their mother languages and in Russian language. By the time
the materials will be translated into English. All the works are
agreed by the parties and if any of the parties have objections,
he may express them on the site's forum. The present topic of the
forum is how productive the implementation of such projects is. The
Nagorno-Karabakh conflict resolution plays a great role in the
contemporary Azerbaijani literature, and as said Boris Navasardyan,
works on the conflict will also be uploaded on the site. They are also
discussing uploading the works of Karabakh writers as well. Boris
Navasardyan notes that examples of other conflicting countries will
also find their places on the website.
Among Armenian writers is Vazgen Sargsyan and Azerbaijani part has
not expressed any objection on it.