During a meeting with a group of Turkish journalists who arrived at Armenia at the official Armenian invitation, RA Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan touched upon the topic of the Armenian Genocide, noting. "Our official position is that the international recognition of the Armenian Genocide is not among the priorities of our foreign policy today."
Reports thatwww.akunq.netAccording to Turkish media.
According to the source, Pashinyan also stated. "Or when speaking in Armenia, in talks to our compatriots in the Diaspora, I emphasize the need to make a difference between history and the present. We cannot understand the story and present the present in the same way, because the present is present, and the story is past. "
The RA Prime Minister also said that when we compare the dialogue and cooperation between the two parties with the past, we notice that significant development and concrete progress has been made.
"I see political will, but the important thing is that this will continues to be demonstrated on both sides. If we don't even harm this process, I think the normalization of relations between Armenia and Turkey will be only a matter of time. "
During the meeting with Turkish journalists, the RA Prime Minister also touched upon the "crossroads of peace", emphasizing that he, as the Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia, wants to take advantage of this "historic opportunity."
Within the framework of the interview, he stressed the role of Turkey in the peace process, which, according to Pashinyan, can be balanced in the South Caucasus.
Thus, as expected, Pashinyan signified Turkey and the world of international recognition and condemnation of the Armenian Genocide through Turkish journalists.
