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    In Order To Normalize Relations, Armenia And Turkey Should Forgo From Putting Forward

    IN ORDER TO NORMALIZE RELATIONS, ARMENIA AND TURKEY SHOULD FORGO FROM
    PUTTING FORWARD ANY PRECONDITIONS, ACGRC HEAD SAYS

    YEREVAN, AUGUST 11, NOYAN TAPAN. The Analytical Center of
    Globalization and Regional Cooperation (ACGRC) and the Fridrich Ebert
    Fund held on August 11 a seminar to discuss the current state and
    perspectives of the Armenian-Turkish relations and the problem of the
    recognition of the Armenian genocide. In the opinion of Arsen Avagian,
    an advisor of the RA Ministry of Interior Affairs, today some change
    regarding the issue of the recognition of the Armenian genocide can be
    observed in the Turkish society. In particular, a mood has become more
    pronounced among the Turkish intelligentsia, according to which the
    problem of the Genocide cannot be solved by its constant denial.

    According to A. Avagian, "many in Turkey speak in favor of taking the
    issue of the Armenian genocide off the international agenda and making
    it a subject of the bilateral Armenian-Turkish discussion."

    A. Avagian considered it desirable that the Turkish government would
    recognize the Genocide under the pressure of the Turkish society
    itsdelf, from which the truth about the tragic events of the beginning
    of the 20th century was concealed for many years, rather than under
    the influence of the international community. According to the ACGRC
    Head Stepan Grigorian, the problem of the Genocide recognition should
    be taken off the agenda of Armenia's foreign policy, and only experts
    and the Armenian Dispora should deal with it. "The experience of the
    past ten years shows that the Armenian genocide has been recognized by
    states either procceding from their own interests or thanks to the
    activities of the Diaspora. It has no relation to the position of the
    RA state institutions and the activities of the political elite." In
    the opinion of S. Grigorian, the issue of the Genocide recognition
    should become a subject of the bilateral Armenian-Turkish
    discussion. He noted that Armenia should clearly differentiate the
    Armenian-Turkish relations and the Armenian-Azerbaijani ones in order
    to normalize the relations with Turkey. Besides, both countries shou!
    ld forgo from putting forward any preconditions and not take steps
    that may lead to further escalation of the tension in the bilateral
    relations, which actually took place as a result of arresting Ektan
    Turkielmaz, a Turkish scientist, on smuggling charges.
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