Armenia has more legal grounds to set conditions to Turkey, NA speaker says

Armenia has more legal grounds to set conditions to Turkey, NA speaker says
March 14, 2011 - 12:02 AMT

PanARMENIAN.Net - Undoubtedly, Armenia has more legal grounds to set conditions to Turkey, RA National Assembly speaker said.

During a meeting with the Armenian community of UK, Hovik Abrahamyan emphasized that Armenian President’s initiative to normalize relations with Turkey was frustrated by Ankara.

He reminded that immediately after the signature of Protocols in Zurich, Turkey set forth preconditions, violating the letter of the documents.

“As to the worldwide campaign for recognition of the Armenian Genocide, it will be continued,” Abrahamyan stated.

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