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Politics | 30.11.09 | 16:00

Republicans for the Republic: Pres Sargsyan urges his majority party to take lead in “modernization”; says protocols will speed Genocide recognition

By Suren Musayelyan
ArmeniaNow Deputy Editor

President Serzh Sargsyan urged Armenia’s governing party to take the lead in forming a new political culture and modernizing other spheres of life after being unanimously reinstalled as its leader Saturday during the party’s congress.

More than a thousand delegates attending the congress of the Republican Party of Armenia (RPA) also voted to introduce newcomer Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan (widely held as a reformist premier) into the party’s governing body.

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Harut (unverified)
02.12.2009 08:44
Impressive speech.
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Saro (unverified)
30.11.2009 04:06
Empty talks! The way which non parliamentarian Hovik Abrahamian was appointed as speaker of the Parliament and the fact that President has even constitution court in his pocket speaks for itself .. The best way could be to make every body to become a member of "Republican party" and making every "Yerevanzi" Member of Parliament (like Hovik Ab.) or give them " ministerial posts" by creating as much as ministerial post and a low on “ rotation system “ for officials and there families !
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Armen (unverified)
30.11.2009 00:23
Yeh yeh, We will believe it all when we see it all. Serj has a nice life, so he has a lot optimism to sell.
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