Joint Armenian-Turkish monument projected in Turkey

September 5, 2009 - 17:13 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - Joint Armenian-Turkish monument is projected in Turkey, Ertugrul Gunay , minister of culture and tourism of Turkey said at the event dedicated to the 90th anniversary of Sivas Congress. "Until we have no project, but we have intention and opportunity. Even Alparslan Tyurkesh proposed such an idea. We want peace reigned both inside our country and outside. And joint memorials, academic papers, development of cultural ties, this is one of the ways," Ertugrul Günay said, Milliyet wrote.



As PanARMENIAN.Net was informed, days of Armenian culture in the province of Mush are projected to hold this fall with assistance of Turkey's ministry of culture. RA ministry of culture has no information of these events. A number of non-governmental organizations have initiated this in Armenia. Moreover, Days of Armenian books are expected to be launched in coming spring in Mush.



Alparslan Tyurkesh was the leader of the Turkish ultra-nationalist "Party of nationalist action" and the "Gray Wolves" radical organization.
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