U.S. Official: Armenian Authorities Demonstrate Willingness to Have Dialogue with Opposition
26.06.2008,
02:11
Armenian authorities demonstrate willingness to have a dialogue with the opposition, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State, David Kramer said in Yerevan on Wednesday.
YEREVAN, June 25. /ARKA/. Armenian authorities demonstrate willingness to have a dialogue with the opposition, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State, David Kramer said in Yerevan on Wednesday.
He told journalists that good will has already displayed, and now steps are needed for confirming it.
He stressed the importance of establishing a constructive dialogue between ruling parties and other parties and civil society.
Kramer said that a dialogue is the most preferable of all possible ways.
Earlier, at his meeting with representatives of Armenian community in Moscow, Armenian President Serge Sargsyan reiterated willingness to have a dialogue with any political party.
He said that the authorities have already taken certain steps to ease the post-election tension.
In particular, the opposition activists enjoy wider room for airing their views on TV channels and some detainees have been released. -0---
He told journalists that good will has already displayed, and now steps are needed for confirming it.
He stressed the importance of establishing a constructive dialogue between ruling parties and other parties and civil society.
Kramer said that a dialogue is the most preferable of all possible ways.
Earlier, at his meeting with representatives of Armenian community in Moscow, Armenian President Serge Sargsyan reiterated willingness to have a dialogue with any political party.
He said that the authorities have already taken certain steps to ease the post-election tension.
In particular, the opposition activists enjoy wider room for airing their views on TV channels and some detainees have been released. -0---
