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Politics | 28.04.10 | 15:48

United for Normalization: NGOs agree to work together for Armenia-Turkey relations

By Gayane Abrahamyan
ArmeniaNow reporter
Four Armenian Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) have stated their willingness to pursue the process of normalization with Turkey, less than a week after President Serzh Sargsyan announced that Armenia has suspended rapprochement efforts by means of protocol ratification.

Eurasia Partnership Foundation, the International Center for Human Development, the Union of Manufacturers and Businessmen (Employers) of Armenia, and Yerevan Press Club signed a memorandum of cooperation concerning the issue.

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05.05.2010 04:40
Turkish NGOs are going to teach - to educate- Armenian NGOs do not speak and ask questions about the Armenian Genocide, "Because this is an issue for historians"
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