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“A game to win time”

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ARF MP Lilit Galstyan says the HAK-authorities dialogue topic is boring.

"This is a game to win time and nobody is asking who won the game. The HAK truly gave the authorities the opportunity to gather its administrative resources and "take a breath"," Mrs. Galstyan told "A1+".

Galstyan believes the HAK's political reputation is decreasing due to the HAK-authorities dialogue.

Mrs. Galstyan says the government won in the HAK-authorities dialogue.

"The HAK, as well as other opposition forces lost."

As far as the content of the main dialogue is concerned, Galstyan believes it should be viewed in the focal point of foreign challenges. "This dialogue refers not only to domestic, but foreign challenges as well."

Mrs. Galstyan didn't rush to speak about the agenda of the dialogue since it still remains unpublished.

"The issues should be clear. To this day, we only know that the agenda includes issues of keeping or changing power. Both sides have political ambitions. One can see political egoism among HAK and government representatives. The HAK thinks it represents the entire opposition."

What is standing in the ARF's way of fighting and representing the opposition? In response, Mrs. Galstyan said: "First, we should be able to hold fair elections in Armenia."

Will the ARF participate in the dialogue if the agenda of the HAK-authorities dialogue includes issues concerning the ARF? In response, the MP said: "There are different formats of dialogue and the main podium is the National Assembly in which we are represented. The ARF has had many occasions to announce that it is ready to contribute to the solution of any issue that is in the nation's interest."