What must Armenia do in order not to allow adoption of anti-Armenian resolutions?
On January 26 two anti-Armenian resolutions will be discussed at the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe. How must a four-member delegation work at the PACE in order not to allow the adoption of the resolutions? Political analyst Stepan Grigoryan thinks that we shouldn’t pin hopes only on the results of the voting, but before that day we should try to work in several directions. “Members of Armenia’s delegation must remind the PACE delegates of the statement by the OSCE Minsk Group Co-Chairs, by which they noted that the Minsk Group remains the only accepted format for negotiations. According to Stepan Grigoryan, we must also follow whether the delegates, who make speeches against Armenia, present the viewpoint of their faction at the PACE or express their personal viewpoint. He thinks that it is important to bring those delegates, who have pro-Armenian stance at the PACE, to the hall during the voting, “Very often they are engaged in their work and miss such important votes.” Armenia can also make such a suggestion- to offer Azerbaijanis to carry out joint activities for reconstruction and exploitation of Sarsang reservoir. According to Mr. Grigoryan, it will be acceptable also for Europeans.
