Armenian authorities ignore opinion of Diaspora

October 5, 2009 - 19:55 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - Meeting of the Armenian President with the Armenian community had to take place many months ago not now, head of the Armenian Relief Union East Coast office Angela Manoogian said , commenting on the meeting of RA President with representatives of the Armenian Diaspora in Los Angeles.



According to her, the Armenian authorities must take into account the fact that most of the Diaspora survived the Armenian Genocide and are very delicate to the subject. "I am very sorry that today, being pressed by Turkey, Armenia makes concessions on some issues," Angela Manoogian said, noting that recognition of the Genocide is the most important for the Diaspora.



"The Diaspora should participate in making any decisions related to "Hay Dat", Angela Manoogian said, stressing that the Armenian authorities have ignored the opinion of the Diaspora.
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