Глава РОСХВЕ:

Общественно-политические, да и религиозные процессы, процессы, происходящие в Армении и России, очень тесно связаны меж собой. И в этом есть и своя прелесть, свой позитив, но и свои проблемные точки. Об этом в интервью АрмИнфо заявил глава Российского союза христиан веры евангельской (РОСХВЕ), член Общественной палаты РФ, член Совета по взаимодействию с религиозными объединениями при президенте РФ Сергей Ряховский.

"Конечно, в политике нет друзей, есть интересы, но в данном случае интересы РА и РФ совпали. К примеру, в 90-е гг. в наших отношениях был период, который можно охарактеризовать как время "разбрасывания камней", о котором говорится в Библии, в книге Екклесиаста. Сегодня же мы собираем эти камни. Разбрасывать камни всегда легче, гораздо сложнее их собирать. Мы собираем по крупицам. Я рад, что между двумя странами есть высокий уровень доверия, взаимопонимания, который поддерживается периодическими встречами на высшем уровне", - отметил глава РОСХВЕ.

По словам Ряховского, ему очень хотелось бы, чтобы развитие гражданского общества протекало одинаково, чтобы не было отставания или бега вперед. Он отметил, что Армения и Россия фактически связаны одной цепочкой, и у них просто нет другого выбора, кроме одного - дружить. "В этом плане я с большой надеждой смотрю на то, как развиваются наши отношения. В Армении в скором времени будут парламентские выборы, и для России это тоже непростое время. Думаю, что в этот период России не стоит, на каком бы то ни было уровне, вмешиваться в эти предвыборные процессы, которые идут в Армении", - подытожил Ряховский.

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