Армянский политик обвиняет Давутоглу в цинизме

Комментируя замечания, сделанные министром иностранных дел Турции во время встречи с представителями пяти общественных организаций Армении в Анкаре на прошлой неделе, секретарь парламентской фракции правящей Республиканской партии Армении Эдуард Шармазанов заявил, что «диаспору имеют народы, а не государства».

«...какую степень цинизма надо иметь, чтобы претендовать на Диаспору, родившуюся вследствие насильственного переселения и Геноцида», - сказал Эдуард Шармазанов.

На встрече с армянскими НПО Давутоглу сказал, что «армяне - наша диаспора».

Критические замечания Шармазанова были конрастны по сравнению с реакцией некоторых представителей неправительственных организаций, присутствовавших на заседании в Анкаре, которые приветствовали готовность Давутоглу к началу диалога с армянским гражданским обществом.

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