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OPPOSITION DOESN'T EXCLUDE POSSIBILITY OF AN EXTRAORDINARY ELECTION: MUSINYAN
Tert
Sept 23 2009
Armenia
"I believe that no one doubts that serious processes and developments
connected with Armenian-Turkish relations, and particularly the
settlement of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, await Armenia and
the Armenian public. Naturally, these processes will generate very
serious public shifts," Levon Ter-Petrossian's Press Spokesperson
Arman Musinyan stated, while speaking with journalists today.
Commenting on Gagik Jhangirian's statement that serious processes
await the country, Musinyan specified that such processes are expected
not in connection with the Armenian National Congress (HAK), but with
events taking place in the country.
"Very important processes will be taking place in the country, in which
HAK will have a very active role, you can be sure of that. Besides,
not only do I not exclude extraordinary developments and, why not,
an extraordinary election, but also I consider them probable,"
Musinyan said.
The press spokesperson considered the question "When will it
happen?" simple and stated that the answer to the question is connected
with complex processes.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
Tert
Sept 23 2009
Armenia
"I believe that no one doubts that serious processes and developments
connected with Armenian-Turkish relations, and particularly the
settlement of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, await Armenia and
the Armenian public. Naturally, these processes will generate very
serious public shifts," Levon Ter-Petrossian's Press Spokesperson
Arman Musinyan stated, while speaking with journalists today.
Commenting on Gagik Jhangirian's statement that serious processes
await the country, Musinyan specified that such processes are expected
not in connection with the Armenian National Congress (HAK), but with
events taking place in the country.
"Very important processes will be taking place in the country, in which
HAK will have a very active role, you can be sure of that. Besides,
not only do I not exclude extraordinary developments and, why not,
an extraordinary election, but also I consider them probable,"
Musinyan said.
The press spokesperson considered the question "When will it
happen?" simple and stated that the answer to the question is connected
with complex processes.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress