Hayk Demoyan: international recognition of Genocide unrelated to other processes

Hayk Demoyan: international recognition of Genocide unrelated to other processes
December 27, 2010 - 15:06 AMT

PanARMENIAN.Net - Switzerland's recognition of the Armenian Genocide in 2010, with Armenia-Turkey rapprochement in full swing, came as another proof that Genocide recognition could be unrelated to other processes, being dependent on national interests rather than the efforts of the Armenian lobby, according to Armenian Genocide Museum Institute director, historian Hayk Demoyan.

At a news conference in Yerevan, the expert also dwelled on the AGMI activities, which aim to increase international awareness of the Genocide through exhibitions, conferences and lectures.

“Our goal is to achieve Armenian Genocide recognition through causing full acknowledgement of the fact, rather than based on political interests,” Demoyan stressed.

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