Invites HAK to “Ojakh” or Sevan
Head of the faction of the HHK (Republican Party of Armenia) Galust Sahakyan says snap elections are evil for any country. According to him, Armenia would have advanced if the current members of the HAK (Armenian National Congress) had used the state apparatus in 1996 in a way not to face the issue of snap elections today.
Sahakyan says the HAK is clinging to form and technique, while the Republicans are clinging to content. He mentioned that the HHK is ready to discuss issues anywhere, for instance in Sevan where there are free coasts, or at "Ojakh" Restaurant.
"Let them find delegates. We are ready to discuss the issues."
During its last rally, the HAK gave the authorities until September to start the dialogue.
"They have been setting preconditions for the past three years. They say that they accept the resignation, and the authorities say they will behave themselves. This is what they keep saying, and it's ridiculous," Sahakyan mentioned.
The vice-chairman of the HHK says the HAK is once again using the words and phrases that it knows because of a smaller electorate.
Could we say that the HAK is diminishing? In response, the HHK vice-chairman said the HAK used that word so much that it is finally happening.
According to Sahakyan, the people and the leaders are leaving the HAK, and the latter only has a leader, that is, Levon Ter-Petrosyan. Sahakyan adds that there is a necessity for a political field not only for economic development, but for better elections as well.
"No danger of war"
Karabakh should be given the chance to participate with at least the status of an observer at the international level. According to the vice-chairman of the HHK Galust Sahakyan, this is the political issue of the day and will help Armenia stay as the country guaranteeing Karabakh's security if the format changes.
"We are in favor of finding solutions through peace. Karabakh is already a democratic state. I think there is no danger of war and won't be in the years to come," Galust Sahakyan told "A1+".
