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ARMENIA WILL MAKE SURE IF TURKEY'S APPROACH IS THE SAME
Lragir, Armenia
Sept 28 2007
The Armenian foreign minister Vardan Oskanyan is leaving for New York
soon for the UN General Assembly where he will have a meeting with the
Turkish foreign minister. In a news briefing on September 27 Vardan
Oskanyan told reporters the meeting with his Turkish counterpart is
a joint initiative.
"It has always been so with Turkey, there has always been mutual
interest. We cannot say who definitely initiated. The main issue
during the meeting is going to be if there was any change in the
Turkish policy on Armenia after Turkey has a new government," Vardan
Oskanyan said. He emphasized that the stance of Armenia has not
changed - relations without preconditions. "Now it is Turkey's turn
to tell if there is any change in their policy," Vardan Oskanyan says.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
Lragir, Armenia
Sept 28 2007
The Armenian foreign minister Vardan Oskanyan is leaving for New York
soon for the UN General Assembly where he will have a meeting with the
Turkish foreign minister. In a news briefing on September 27 Vardan
Oskanyan told reporters the meeting with his Turkish counterpart is
a joint initiative.
"It has always been so with Turkey, there has always been mutual
interest. We cannot say who definitely initiated. The main issue
during the meeting is going to be if there was any change in the
Turkish policy on Armenia after Turkey has a new government," Vardan
Oskanyan said. He emphasized that the stance of Armenia has not
changed - relations without preconditions. "Now it is Turkey's turn
to tell if there is any change in their policy," Vardan Oskanyan says.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress