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KOCHARYAN-SARGSYAN COMPETITION
Lragir
Oct 22 2007
Armenia
Although Robert Kocharyan and Serge Sargsyan are competing over
dividing power, they nevertheless have no major controversy and they
will reach agreement on dividing power, stated the leader of the SIM
Party Hrant Khachatryan who was hosted at the Friday Club on October
22. According to Hrant Khachatryan, Robert Kocharyan would like to
be prime minister if the president were not Serge Sargsyan to share
little part of his power.
"Meanwhile, he will have to share with Serge Sargsyan much more in
ruling the country. Besides, Serge Sargsyan would like to have his
prime minister be a more modest activist," Hrant Khachatryan says.
According to him, these wishes do not mean, however, that they may
have major controversies.
"Considering that they may have to share power with someone else,
they both may be reluctant to share with others. This is important.
We can see competition in the elite but we are giving it more
importance than the competition has, which is in parts visible and
explicable," Hrant Khachatryan says. According to him, this competition
will last until the presidential election.
Lragir
Oct 22 2007
Armenia
Although Robert Kocharyan and Serge Sargsyan are competing over
dividing power, they nevertheless have no major controversy and they
will reach agreement on dividing power, stated the leader of the SIM
Party Hrant Khachatryan who was hosted at the Friday Club on October
22. According to Hrant Khachatryan, Robert Kocharyan would like to
be prime minister if the president were not Serge Sargsyan to share
little part of his power.
"Meanwhile, he will have to share with Serge Sargsyan much more in
ruling the country. Besides, Serge Sargsyan would like to have his
prime minister be a more modest activist," Hrant Khachatryan says.
According to him, these wishes do not mean, however, that they may
have major controversies.
"Considering that they may have to share power with someone else,
they both may be reluctant to share with others. This is important.
We can see competition in the elite but we are giving it more
importance than the competition has, which is in parts visible and
explicable," Hrant Khachatryan says. According to him, this competition
will last until the presidential election.