Mark Parris : "This Time Congress to Adopt Resolution on Armenian Genocide"

January 16, 2007 - 17:27 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - U.S. ex-ambassador to Turkey Mark R. Parris said that this time the U.S. Congress will adopt a resolution on the Armenian Genocide. "This resolution will be put in the Congress agenda by 100 %. It is very possible that the resolution will be approved both in the House of Representatives and Senate. Turkey traditionally hopes on support of political parties in Washington, but for some reasons that very assistance can weaken. The Democrats sympathize the Armenian issue very much," stated Mark R. Parris. "Will a resolution on the Armenian Genocide be adopted. Yes, it will. Every one knows that that resolution will complicate relations, but it does not mean the American policy will change. The American policy is not ready to use certain terms yet. Irrespective of the fact that the resolution will be adopted or not, it will not be legal, since President Bush gives all kind of support to Turkey," underlined the diplomat, RFE RL reports.
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