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KOCHARYAN'S ADDRESS TO PUBLIC
Panorama.am
20:40 20/02/2008
President Robert Kocharyan today made an address in relation to
February 19, 2008 presidential elections of the Republic of Armenia,
which says in particular:
"Dear compatriots,
The presidential elections of the Republic of Armenia took place
on February 19, 2008. The elections passed freely and fairly,
in compliance with the legislation of the Republican of Armenia
and equal to the spirit of international commitments of Armenia. I
express my gratitude to all members of the electoral committees,
proxies, observers but primarily you, the voters, for conducting
the elections on the proper level. This was an important test for
strengthening democracy of our country.
Elections are always the top of political contradictions and may
reach to a rising level of tension and social splitting up. However,
to be defeated in the political combat with dignity is also an element
of democratic culture. It is important that in this post-election
phase every citizen of the Republic of Armenia appreciates that the
president of the republic cannot split the society into "locals"
and "aliens." I am sure that Serzh Sargsyan who is elected as the
president of the republic will be able to consolidate the society,
establish an atmosphere of mutual understanding and tolerance.
Despite of serious achievements, the Republic of Armenia still has
many serious challenges. Our people have still unused potential. The
Republic of Armenia should become the most competitive and rapidly
developing states. We need consolidation and consistent work for that."
Panorama.am
20:40 20/02/2008
President Robert Kocharyan today made an address in relation to
February 19, 2008 presidential elections of the Republic of Armenia,
which says in particular:
"Dear compatriots,
The presidential elections of the Republic of Armenia took place
on February 19, 2008. The elections passed freely and fairly,
in compliance with the legislation of the Republican of Armenia
and equal to the spirit of international commitments of Armenia. I
express my gratitude to all members of the electoral committees,
proxies, observers but primarily you, the voters, for conducting
the elections on the proper level. This was an important test for
strengthening democracy of our country.
Elections are always the top of political contradictions and may
reach to a rising level of tension and social splitting up. However,
to be defeated in the political combat with dignity is also an element
of democratic culture. It is important that in this post-election
phase every citizen of the Republic of Armenia appreciates that the
president of the republic cannot split the society into "locals"
and "aliens." I am sure that Serzh Sargsyan who is elected as the
president of the republic will be able to consolidate the society,
establish an atmosphere of mutual understanding and tolerance.
Despite of serious achievements, the Republic of Armenia still has
many serious challenges. Our people have still unused potential. The
Republic of Armenia should become the most competitive and rapidly
developing states. We need consolidation and consistent work for that."