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Announcement : Comprehensive Conference On Turkey To Be Help In The European Parliame

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  • Announcement : Comprehensive Conference On Turkey To Be Help In The European Parliame

    EUROPEAN ARMENIAN FEDERATION
    for Justice & Democracy
    Avenue dela Renaissance 10
    B-1000 Bruxelles
    Tel: +322 732 70 26
    Tel/Fax:+322 732 70 27
    Email: [email protected]



    PRESS RELEASE
    For immediate release
    September 2nd, 2005
    Contact :Talline Tachdjian
    Tel :+322 732 70 26

    ANNOUNCEMENT : COMPREHENSIVE CONFERENCE ON TURKEY TO BE HELP IN THE EUROPEAN
    PARLIAMENT

    - The program, titled «Has Turkey Changed?», scheduled for Thursday,
    September 22nd
    - The Second Consultative Meeting of European Armenians to take place on Friday
    September 23rd

    Brussels, Belgium – A European Armenian Federation conference, titled
    “December 2004 – October 2005; Has Turkey Changed ?” is scheduled to take
    place in the European Parliament, Brussels, on Thursday, September 22nd
    reported the European Armenian Federation for Justice and Democracy (EAFJD).

    Organized on the invitation of the EPP party, and particularly through the
    support of Parliament Vice-President, Dr. Ingo Friedrich, the conference aims
    to address various points dealing with Turkish membership. Many leaders of
    human rights associations and NGOs will speak as well as political leaders from
    different European parties.

    Joining Mr. Friedrich as speakers at the conference will be Mr. Jacques Toubon,
    vice-president of the EU-Turkey delegation; Mr. Panagiotis Beglitis, member of
    this delegation; Mr. Philippe Kalfayan, general secretary of the International
    Federation for Human Rights; Mr. Dogan Özgüden, president of the Info-Türk
    agency; Mrs. Hilda Tchoboian, president of the European Armenian Federation;
    Mr. Irnerio Seminatore, president of the European Institute for International
    Relations; and, Mr. Recep Marasli, editor and human rights activist.

    Many other political figures have also been invited and are yet to confirm
    their participation, including Mrs Ursula Plassnik, Austrian Ministry of
    Foreign Affairs; Messrs. Michel Barnier and Hubert Védrine, formerly of the
    French Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Mr. Romano Prodi, former president of the
    European Commission; Mr. Francis Wurtz, president of the European United Left
    group in the EP; Mr. Camiel Eurlings, EP rapporteur on Turkey as well as many
    other MEPs; Mr. Lars Grahn from the International Publishers Association and
    Mr. Ragip Zarakolu from the Turkish Association for Human Rights. A final
    program will be released shortly.

    On the following day, September 23rd, the Consultative Meeting of European
    Armenians will be held. Just one year after the First Convention of European
    Armenians, these meetings will allow the leaders of Armenian associations and
    organizations from nearly twenty countries to deal issues facing the future of
    Europe; Turkey’s membership; the new neighborhood policy with Armenia; the
    role of Armenian culture and remembrance in Europe; as well as tackling some
    hot issues, such as the Time Magazine DVD genocide denial campaign and Axa
    insurance issues.

    Both events are open to the public. Information and registration forms will be
    available shortly on the European Armenian Federation website, www.eafjd.
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