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REPORT ON TURKEY TO BE DISCUSSED AT THE FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT
armradio.am
11.09.2007 15:20
September 12 the recurrent report in the framework of Turkeyï~^'s
accession to the European Union will be discussed in the Foreign
Relations Committee of the European Parliament. The report includes
no reference to the Armenian Issue or the norms deriving from it.
Chairwoman of the European Armenian Federation Hilda Tchoboyan told
ï~^"Armenpressï~^" that members of the Federation had meetings
with members of the Foreign Relations Committee for the purpose
of implementing changes in the recurrent report on Turkeyï~^'s
accession. ï~^"During the meetings it became clear that many of
the Committee members consider that the report as such is really
imperfect,ï~^" Hilda Tchoboyan said. In her words, the imperfectness
of the report is not restricted to the absence of the Armenian Issue:
many geopolitical issues are not reflected there.
Tomorrow members of the European Armenian Federation will meet with
Dutch Christian-Democrat Oimen Guiten Gia, who will present the report.
Itï~^'s worth mentioning that only after being discussed at the Foreign
Relations Committee, the report will be submitted for consideration
of the European Parliament in mid-October.
--Boundary_(ID_qOrjUEG3OxBTxb5ZGk7Vl g)--
armradio.am
11.09.2007 15:20
September 12 the recurrent report in the framework of Turkeyï~^'s
accession to the European Union will be discussed in the Foreign
Relations Committee of the European Parliament. The report includes
no reference to the Armenian Issue or the norms deriving from it.
Chairwoman of the European Armenian Federation Hilda Tchoboyan told
ï~^"Armenpressï~^" that members of the Federation had meetings
with members of the Foreign Relations Committee for the purpose
of implementing changes in the recurrent report on Turkeyï~^'s
accession. ï~^"During the meetings it became clear that many of
the Committee members consider that the report as such is really
imperfect,ï~^" Hilda Tchoboyan said. In her words, the imperfectness
of the report is not restricted to the absence of the Armenian Issue:
many geopolitical issues are not reflected there.
Tomorrow members of the European Armenian Federation will meet with
Dutch Christian-Democrat Oimen Guiten Gia, who will present the report.
Itï~^'s worth mentioning that only after being discussed at the Foreign
Relations Committee, the report will be submitted for consideration
of the European Parliament in mid-October.
--Boundary_(ID_qOrjUEG3OxBTxb5ZGk7Vl g)--