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KHAZAR IBRAHIM: US HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FOREIGN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE CONSIDERS TRIFLING INTERESTS, BUT NOT NATIONAL INTERESTS
Azeri Press Agency, Azerbaijan
Oct 11 2007
US House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee considered
trifling interests, but not national interests while passing bill
on Armenian genocide, Azerbaijan Foreign Ministry's spokesman
Khazar Ibrahim told the APA while commenting on the US House of
Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee's passing bill on the
so-called Armenian genocide.
He said that necessary investigation was not carried out while passing
a decision.
"Azerbaijan has lived it in its experience. Amendment 907 was also
adopted without getting acquainted in the situation and it was biased
decision," he said.
Khazar Ibrahim said that official Washington was against the bill
and mentioned that President, Secretary of State, Defense Minister
appealed to congressmen regarding it.
Azeri Press Agency, Azerbaijan
Oct 11 2007
US House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee considered
trifling interests, but not national interests while passing bill
on Armenian genocide, Azerbaijan Foreign Ministry's spokesman
Khazar Ibrahim told the APA while commenting on the US House of
Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee's passing bill on the
so-called Armenian genocide.
He said that necessary investigation was not carried out while passing
a decision.
"Azerbaijan has lived it in its experience. Amendment 907 was also
adopted without getting acquainted in the situation and it was biased
decision," he said.
Khazar Ibrahim said that official Washington was against the bill
and mentioned that President, Secretary of State, Defense Minister
appealed to congressmen regarding it.