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THE PROCESS OF THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE RECOGNITION MOVES FORWARD IN UK
Public Radio of Armenia. ArmRadio
Sept 25 2007
Although slowly, the process of recognition of the Armenian Genocide
in Great Britain moves forward, Head of the Anglican Church, Archbishop
of Canterbury, Dr. Rowan Williams told ArmInfo correspondent.
He noted that earlier the Armenian Genocide was recognized by the
Assembly of Wales. "Then I was working in Wales and I could participate
in the process. I was one of the officials who recognized the Armenian
Genocide together with the State Secretary of Wales. I hope that in the
course of time the obstacles will be eliminated, and the discussion
of the issue will become possible in the United Kingdom as well,"
the Head of the Anglican Church noted.
Public Radio of Armenia. ArmRadio
Sept 25 2007
Although slowly, the process of recognition of the Armenian Genocide
in Great Britain moves forward, Head of the Anglican Church, Archbishop
of Canterbury, Dr. Rowan Williams told ArmInfo correspondent.
He noted that earlier the Armenian Genocide was recognized by the
Assembly of Wales. "Then I was working in Wales and I could participate
in the process. I was one of the officials who recognized the Armenian
Genocide together with the State Secretary of Wales. I hope that in the
course of time the obstacles will be eliminated, and the discussion
of the issue will become possible in the United Kingdom as well,"
the Head of the Anglican Church noted.