Will the BHK imitate?
There is no such thing as a dialogue between the HAK and the authorities dialogue. This is what "Prosperous Armenia" Party (BHK) deputy Vardan Bostanjyan announced today. Bostanjyan says what is going on between the HAK and the authorities is a preparatory stage and assures that the BHK is not part of that process.
"When the coalition views that issue, the BHK will be told to engage in dialogue and we will imitate dialogue," the BHK deputy told "A1+" and corrected himself by saying "We will discuss".
According to Vardan Bostanjyan, the members of the BHK are the most intellligent and the strongest. But will the strongest and the most intelligent go alone in the upcoming elections or with other forces? In response, Vardan Bostanjyan put it shortly and said that the party would go alone.
Touching upon the HAK's June 30 rally, Vardan Bostanjyan said: "Let the HAK do whatever it says it is going to do. I think if we are to show a serious approach, that approach should be aimed at revealing the issues related to Serzh Sargsyan's part in the dialogue."
Regardless of the HAK-authorities dialogue, Vardan Bostanjyan welcomes the process, considering it a civilized manner for solving the current issues. "We are radicalizing the bases for democracy. The opposition is not our enemy. It is a layer of society that looks at the solution to issues in another way, and that may present an interest for the authorities." Vardan Bostanjyan says the dialogue is open to all political forces.
The BHK deputy is content with the Serzh Sargsyan-Ilham Aliyev meeting in Kazan.
"I think the meeting in Kazan was a typical meeting. Armenia was able to show itself as a democratic country with tolerance. The opponent realized that it should forget about Karabakh, and that was very good. It's difficult, but it's slowly beginning to understand. Isn't that progress?"
Vardan Bostanjyan is certain that everyone, including the international community realized that the meeting in Kazan failed because of Azerbaijan.
Vardan Bostanjyan was amazed by the question of whether Serzh Sargsyan informed the coalition forces about the document to be discussed in Kazan before his departure. "Do you think the President should tell everyone whatever he discusses? Don't ask such questions," said Bostanjyan.
