 French Armenians to support Macron at presidential elections April 29, 2017 - 18:25 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - The Coordination Council of Armenian Organizations of France (CCAF) will back EnMarche! movement leader Emmanuel Macron in the second round of the French presidential election, Nouvelles d'Armenie reports. The Council Co-Chairmen Murad Papazian and Ara Toranyan issued a letter reiterating their support for the presidential hopeful, Nouvelles d'Armenie reports. In their letter, the Co-Chairs hailed Macron’s initiative to include April 24 in the Republic’s calendar which proved his dedication to the idea of justice for Armenians who suffered one of the most brutal massacres of the 20th century. CCAF expressed confidence in Macron’s courage and adherence to the principles of humanity and democracy which will help in the fight against the Turkish policy of denial.   Top stories Armenian president Serzh Sargsyan and his Azerbaijani counterpart Ilham Aliyev held a summit on October 16 in Geneva, Switzerland. "The political and humanitarian assistance provided by Armenia to the Syrian-Armenian community was an important step," Aram I said. The majority of Israeli citizens are in favor of recognizing the Armenian Genocide, former Knesset lawmaker Alexander Tzinker said. Clark University history professor Taner Akcam will be honored with the 2018 Outstanding Upstander Award from the World Without Genocide.   Partner news |  Latest news Iran investing in cooperation with regional countries, 'unlike U.S.'  In reaction to Tillerson demand, Zarif said the Iraqi people are at their home and they do not wait for anybody's order.Newborn Armenian's cord blood to save her brother's life in medical first A first-ever surgery for cord blood transplantation will be performed in Armenia, rector of Yerevan State Medical University Armen Muradyan said.Film about Man United midfield Armenian Mkhitaryan coming soon As the first Armenian to join a Premier League club, Heno has since become known as a major figurehead in the country.Blood molecule that attracts wolves, repels humans - researchers If the molecule has persisted across tens, or even hundreds of millions of years, then perhaps they would react too. |
