Armenia’s ruling coalition forms working group to dialogue with opposition
Politics, Daily news | ankakh | July 9, 2011 22:14
YEREVAN.- Spokesperson for Armenian President Alexander Arzumanyan commented further steps aimed at establishing dialogue with the opposition Armenian National Congress (ANC).
“If you remember, in a June 17 statement President Serzh Sargsyan said that members of the ruling coalition can sit at a round table if the ANC holds a dialogue not over one but range of key issues of Armenia’s foreign and domestic policy and wants to do it through specifically chosen people,” said Arzumanyan.
He recalled that in his speech during June 30 rally, leader Levon Ter-Petrosyan in fact praised the proposal, noting that the dialogue should be held around the priority issues.
“Welcoming such a response of the ANC, the coalition parties have formed a working group composed of two representatives from each party. In the next few days the list of members will be released. It will be possible to hold the first working discussion in the next ten days,” he added.
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