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  05, 2010

  Joint briefing of the President of Armenia Serzh Sargsyan and the President of the European Commission Jose Manuel Barroso President Sargsyan’s statement for the press Mr. President, I am happy for this opportunity to meet you once again and to discuss issues of mutual concern. We highly appreciate the special role of the European Commission in the development of the Armenia-EU relations. Today, we held an interested and comprehensive discussion with Mr. Barroso regarding Armenia-EU cooperation. I would like to note with satisfaction that our approaches on all items of our agenda concur. We pledged to take...
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  05, 2010

  Joint briefing of the President of Armenia Serzh Sargsyan and NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen President Serzh Sargsyan’s statement I thank Mr. Secretary General for the interesting discussion. I attach great importance to this meeting - it’s our first meeting since Mr. Rusmussen has become the Secretary General of NATO. We both are greatly satisfied with the continual nature of the Armenia-NATO dialogue. Meetings such as this one allow us to discuss all areas of the Armenia-NATO cooperation, as well as regional problems and existing challenges. We are ready to steadily continue...
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  04, 2010

  President Serzh Sargsyan gives a briefing to the journalists during his visit to Tavush marz Mr. President, what’s your opinion of the idea to establish an international school in Dilijan? I think it’s a great idea. In my brief speech I said that that program was important from a number of viewpoints and I fully support it. I would like to once again thank Mr. Ruben Vardanian for this excellent initiative and appeal to all our state bodies and services to support this program. I am certain, that in 2013 the school will have 500 students, and we hope, mostly from...
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  04, 2010

  Interview of the President of Armenia Serzh Sargsyan to the German Der Spiegel weekly Mr. President, in 2008 along with your Turkish counterpart you attended the football match of your two national teams. At the time it was a sensational event. Are you having any regrets about inviting your Turkish colleague to Armenia? No, I believe that cooperation of the Armenians and the Turks has no alternative. We wanted to dispel centuries-long animosity. However, from the very beginning I knew it wasn’t going to be easy. In his interview with Der Spiegel, speaking...
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  03, 2010

  President Serzh Sargsyan's exclusive interview to EuroNews President Sargsyan, with 23 votes in favour of the resolution and 22 against, the Foreign Affairs Committee of the United States’ House of Representatives has decided to declare that the 1915 massacre of over one million Armenians by the Ottoman Turks was genocide. Why do you think the committee has voted the resolution now? Discussions on the recognition of the Armenian genocide are not new in the political life of the United States of America. Several times at least in the...
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  03, 2010

  President Serzh Sargsyan’s interview with Le Figaro Why the Armenian-Turkish process of normalization entered a deadlock? We have a history of thorny relations. For ninety-five years Turkey has been denying the fact of the Genocide perpetrated against the Armenians in the Ottoman Empire in 1915. When I invited the President of Turkey to Armenia to watch the football game between our two national teams, my point was to promote the establishment of relations between our countries without preconditions. In 2009, before the Protocols...