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TIGRAN SARGSYAN: AGRI- ONE LAPTOP PER CULTURE WILL BE PRIORITY CHILD IN NAGORNO- FOR KARABAKHpage 5 ARMENIA IN 2011 PAGE 3 ARMENIA HIGHLIGHTS Weekly Digest of the Government of Armenia January 25-31, 2011 THEMA “Quote of the week” “Turkey’s posiTion is non-consTrucTive on boTh The karabakh con- flicT seTTlemenT and The normalizaTion of The armenian-Turkish relaTions“ edward nalbandyan JANUARY 28 MARks THE 19TH ANNIVERSARY minisTer of foreign af- OF THE ARMENIAN ARMED FORCES fairs of RA anuary 28 marks the 19th anniversa- erable contribution to the enforce- Jry of the armenian armed forces. ment of the combat readiness of the Traditionally, the armenian lead- troops, president serzh sargsyan is- ership – president serzh sarg- sued an order to award a group of Upcoming Events syan, prime minister Tigran sarg- servicemen and freedom fighters with syan, speaker of the RA national medals of the republic of armenia. assembly hovik abrahamyan, on January 27, at the presidential pal- FEBRUARY 11-13: Armenian defense minister seyran ohan- ace president serzh sargsyan congratu- wrestling team wil participate in yan – visits yerablur pantheon. lated and handed state high awards to Grand Prix Wrestling Champion- in 1991, the RA state defense com- the servicemen and freedom fighters. ship in Istambul mittee was established as per a gov- president sargsyan said that our na- ernmental decision. on december tion’s trust and respect toward the RA 5, vazgen sargsyan was appointed armed forces are well deserved. “To as defense minister. on January put on shoulder straps and serve the 28, 1992, a historical decision on country is a task for a real man: to put defense of the republic of arme- on shoulder straps and serve the coun- nia, i.e. establishment of the arme- try with distinction is a honorable task,” nian national army, was adopted. stressed the president of armenia. January 28, 2011 he said that to be awarded the state’s USEFUL LINKS www.panarmenian.net high honors is a great reason for • www.president.am pride, and expressed confidence that • www.gov.am *** the servicemen who were awarded • www.parliament.am n the occasion of army day, today have also become a source of • www.mfa.am oas well as for valor and per- pride for their commanders, subordi- • www.armenpress.am sonal courage in defending the nates, friends, parents and children. • www.panarmenian.net motherland and for the consid- January 21-22, 2011 • www.matenadaran.am www.president.am ARMENIA HIGHLIGHTS CHRONICA Prime minister tigran sargsyan’s HEADLINES OF congratulations on india’s national day THE WEEK on January 26, prime minister Ti- gran sargsyan, as the cradle of ancient • JANUARY 24: RA MFA: gran sargsyan attended a recep- civilizations india has made a valuable there are not Armenian citizens tion held on india’s national day at spiritual, intellectual, historical and cul- among victims at Domodedovo the embassy of india in armenia. tural contribution to the global cultural • AH on behalf of the ar- heritage. Today’s • JANUARY 25: Armenian, menian government, india continues tak- Georgian military authori- the prime minister ing an important ties to establish cooperation congratulated those share in the global • AH present on the holi- developments. The • JANUARY 26: RA government day wishing peace, head of government to allocate AMD 4bln to Ministry prosperity, well-be- said to be convinced of Sport and Youth Affairs in 2011 ing and progress to that the preservation • AH the people of india. and development • JANUARY 27: Preservation of cul- according to Ti- of ties of friend- tural heritage among Armenian Cul- ship between the armenian and indian peoples is the duty of the two governments. ture Ministry priority tasks in 2011 Tigran sargsyan thanked the government of india for the joint projects imple- • AH mented in armenia, especially in the cultural and educational spheres. “we are • JANUARY 28: Armenian Min- convinced that president serzh sargsyan’s upcoming visit to india will help istry of Social Affairs, Ardshin- strengthen bonds between the two states,” the prime minister noted and expressed investbank agree on pension hope that the years ahead will be fruitful in terms of expanded bilateral relations. payment through credit cards stressing that the two heads of state are intent on furthering trade and economic • AH exchanges, indian ambassador to armenia achal kumar malhotra noticed in turn • JANUARY 29: Robert Arzumanyan that indian-armenian ties have a 2000-year-long history. he further pointed out that signs contract with Jagiellonia FC the economy of india boasted a great deal of flexibility throughout the global cri- • AH sis with a 9 % growth index. “india is a democratic country which seeks to ensure • JANUARY 31: Tigran Petrosyan wins harmonious development and prosperity,” achal kumar malhotra stated in part. Armenia’s rapid chess championship The reception was attended by intellectuals and representatives of diplomatic corps. January 27, 2011 www.gov.am AH THE MINIstER SUGGEsts edward nalbandian: turkey’s Policy is not CHANGES THAT WILL SOLVE CONstRUCTIVE MANY PROBLEMS urkey’s position is non-construc- flict. The united states, france and rus- “Ttive on both the karabakh conflict sia have declared many times that the two settlement and the normalization of the ar- are completely different processes and the menian-Turkish relations,” armenian for- attempts to tie the two would harm both. eign minister edward nalbandian said in a The Turkish side pretends not to notice and interview with russia Today. “you know hear what the international community is nd the model of management of “hay- that the armenian president initiated the saying. The second precondition was the post” surely to be changed armenian process of normalization of relations with armenian genocide recognition. when we a Transport and communication ministry in- Turkey. yes, we started the process, held started the process, we said the recognition tended implementation of 15 events for the 2011 talks and signed two protocols, having of the armenian genocide was not a pre- (the number of events in 2010 was 8) of which agreed with the Turkish side that we were condition for the establishment of diplo- 7 in the transport field, and 8 in communica- taking the step without any preconditions. matic relations between the two countries. tion. and 4 issues have been considered prior however, after signing the protocols, Tur- we stressed that armenia would never (no prior issues were set for 2010), RA minis- key did not find enough strength to remain question either the fact of genocide, or the ter of Transport and communication manuk committed to one of the basic principles importance of its international recognition. vardanyan said at a press conference yester- of international law, the principle of pacta we told this the Turkish side, the media- day. according to him, 14 programs at the total sunt servanda, which means that if there is tors, and all the countries involved in the amount of AMD 36.6bln will be implement- an agreement it should be followed. we normalization process. however, unfor- ed in 2011 due to funds of the state budget. signed the documents in presence of wit- tunately Turkey returned to the language manuk vardanyan specified the projects nesses – switzerland, russia, the united of preconditions it had been using before and events envisaged for the current year. states, france, representatives of the euro- the start of the process, thus taking a non- presenting tasks planned for the road-con- pean union and the council of europe. af- constructive position on both the process struction sphere he informed that 249km- ter that Turkey practically returned to the of normalization of the armenian Turkish long road sections and 6 bridges will be preconditions it had been suggesting at the relations and the settlement of the karaba- completely rehabilitated due to funds of the beginning of the process. “These precondi- kh conflict, since, as i have already men- state budget and attracted investments. be- tions included the attempts to link the nor- tioned, the attempts to tie the two processes sides, AMD 5.5bln will be spent for works malization of armenian-Turkish relations harms both,” minister nalbandian said. on maintenance and exploitation of roads. to the settlement of the karabakh con- January 29, 2011 www.armradio.am January 26 2011, www.hhpress.am 2 AH ARMENIA HIGHLIGHTS RES PUBLICA RA presidenT: referendum TIGRAN SARGSYAN: AGRICULTURE WILL BE PRIORITY FOR only way To settle ARMENIA IN 2011 karabakh conflicT tives of the ministry, as well as mem- bers of the public council and rep- resentatives of relevant structures participated in the meeting, the RA governmental press service reported. opportunities for enlarging cul- tivated areas in spring of 2011 were presented during the sitting. summarizing the results of discus- sion, sargsyan gave relevant instruc- he armenian govern- tions to institutions, stressing the am sure the only way to settle the Tment discussed a program importance of permanent commu- “inagorno karabakh conflict is the con- on improvement of agriculture. nication between heads of institu- duction of referendum there or recog- armenian prime minister Tigran tions and regional administrations. nition of the results of the 1991 referendum sargsyan, minister of agriculture “agriculture will be a priority field in conducted in full compliance with the USSR sergo karapetyan and representa- 2011. and we should do our utmost to legislation and international
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