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CHANGE OF POLITICAL FIELD STARTED IN PRAGUE
PanARMENIAN.Net
08.05.2009 18:09 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Prospects of Eastern partnership should be approached
in terms of Euro Atlantic integration of the post-soviet states,
said the deputy general director of the Strategic Culture Fund Andrey
Areshev. According to the expert, when European states and standing
behind them the US suggest certain initiatives, they first of all
pursue own interests.
Answering the question of a PanARMENIAN.Net reporter, what specific
interests, political or economical he means, Mr. Areshev stressed,
that fight for energy resources takes place first of all. "It is talked
of the fight for energy resources and their transportation routs with
further radical change of the format of political landscape of those
countries and possible placement of NATO infrastructure objects",
concluded Andey Areshev.
Eastern Partnership Summit opened on May 7 in Prague as an initiative
of Euro commission. The program is approved on December 3 of 2008
and involves 6 post-soviet countries, Armenia, Georgia, Azerbaijan,
Moldova, Ukraine and Belarus.
PanARMENIAN.Net
08.05.2009 18:09 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Prospects of Eastern partnership should be approached
in terms of Euro Atlantic integration of the post-soviet states,
said the deputy general director of the Strategic Culture Fund Andrey
Areshev. According to the expert, when European states and standing
behind them the US suggest certain initiatives, they first of all
pursue own interests.
Answering the question of a PanARMENIAN.Net reporter, what specific
interests, political or economical he means, Mr. Areshev stressed,
that fight for energy resources takes place first of all. "It is talked
of the fight for energy resources and their transportation routs with
further radical change of the format of political landscape of those
countries and possible placement of NATO infrastructure objects",
concluded Andey Areshev.
Eastern Partnership Summit opened on May 7 in Prague as an initiative
of Euro commission. The program is approved on December 3 of 2008
and involves 6 post-soviet countries, Armenia, Georgia, Azerbaijan,
Moldova, Ukraine and Belarus.