NKR PRESIDENTIAL ADVISER: ARMENIA SHOULDN’T INTERFERE INTO KARABAKH’S INTERNAL AFFAIRS
04.07.2007,
03:27
Armenia shouldn’t interfere into Karabakh’s internal affairs, Nagorno-Karabakh President’s Adviser Arman Melikyan said Tuesday in Yerevan during round-table discussion over presidential elections in Karabakh.
YEREVAN, July 3. /ARKA/. Armenia shouldn’t interfere into Karabakh’s internal affairs, Nagorno-Karabakh President’s Adviser Arman Melikyan said Tuesday in Yerevan during round-table discussion over presidential elections in Karabakh.
He thinks Armenia shouldn’t interfere in election processes and discuss presidential candidates.
In his opinion, such discussions cast into question Karabakh people’s ability to elect their president.
Melikyan said Armenia and Karabakh can discuss other matters, such as Karabakh conflict settlement.
Presidential candidates started campaigning on June 20. Voting day is scheduled for July 19, 2007.
Nagorno-Karabakh Central Election Commission has registered five presidential candidates – Bako Saakyan, Nagorno-Karabakh Republic National Security chief; Masis Mailyan, deputy foreign minister; MP Armen Abgaryan; Vanya Avanesyan, professor at Artsakh State University, and Hrant Melkumyan, Karabakh Communist Party leader. M.V.-0--
He thinks Armenia shouldn’t interfere in election processes and discuss presidential candidates.
In his opinion, such discussions cast into question Karabakh people’s ability to elect their president.
Melikyan said Armenia and Karabakh can discuss other matters, such as Karabakh conflict settlement.
Presidential candidates started campaigning on June 20. Voting day is scheduled for July 19, 2007.
Nagorno-Karabakh Central Election Commission has registered five presidential candidates – Bako Saakyan, Nagorno-Karabakh Republic National Security chief; Masis Mailyan, deputy foreign minister; MP Armen Abgaryan; Vanya Avanesyan, professor at Artsakh State University, and Hrant Melkumyan, Karabakh Communist Party leader. M.V.-0--
