President of Armenia:

Some day the Turkish leadership will find strength to review their approach to the Armenian Genocide issue, President of Armenia Serzh Sargsyan said during a meeting with the Armenian community of Marseille.

The press service of the President quotes him as saying that Turkey must repent. "This is not a precondition and not a thirst for revenge. Some day Turkey will find strength to review its approach to the Armenian Genocide issue. Our position is clear and unchanged: we are ready to establish relations with Turkey as befits neighboring states. Sooner or later Turkey, who considers itself to be a European nation, will have a government befitting Europe and will bow its head in Tsitsernakaberd," Sargsyan said, citing Germany as an example. 

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