Armenia can't remain in suspense forever
RA-Turkey rapprochement will increase Armenia's presence at South Caucasus, RA National Security Council Secretary Arthur Baghdasaryan said in an interview with PanARMENIAN.Net.
"In fact, there are certain relations between Armenia and Turkey: be them tourist visits, or Armenian citizens residing or working in Turkey. Absence of diplomatic relations deprives us of a possibility to defend RA citizens rights and prevents economic infrastructure from further development," Arthur Baghdasaryan emphasized.
"Opening of RA-Turkish border will enable both RA and regional development. We can't be eternal enemies with our neighbors. In isolation circumstances, Armenia suffers billions of dollars' losses and remains in suspense. Absence of diplomatic relations with two neighboring countries out of four poses serious danger to our future," RA National Security Council Secretary concluded.
Full text of the interview
"In fact, there are certain relations between Armenia and Turkey: be them tourist visits, or Armenian citizens residing or working in Turkey. Absence of diplomatic relations deprives us of a possibility to defend RA citizens rights and prevents economic infrastructure from further development," Arthur Baghdasaryan emphasized.
"Opening of RA-Turkish border will enable both RA and regional development. We can't be eternal enemies with our neighbors. In isolation circumstances, Armenia suffers billions of dollars' losses and remains in suspense. Absence of diplomatic relations with two neighboring countries out of four poses serious danger to our future," RA National Security Council Secretary concluded.
