Political scientists: there are reasons for political instability in Armenia
04.02.2011,
00:44
There are reasons for political instability in Armenia but they differ from Egyptian events, said Director of the Institute of Caucasus Alexander Iskandaryan to the journalists on Thursday.
YEREVAN, February 3. /ARKA/. There are reasons for political instability in Armenia but they differ from Egyptian events, said Director of the Institute of Caucasus Alexander Iskandaryan to the journalists on Thursday.
“Every country where such events are taking place has its own logics, development and jerks. But it is not a domino principle or a wave to reach to Armenia”, he said.
" An attempt to give political meaning to this dissatisfaction after elections and the events of March 1-2 is taking place regularly but it does not bring to serious results among political scientists”, said Iskandaryan.
Leaders with strong character attend the meetings of opposition but they should have rather broad dialogue for attracting anybody.
Armenian opposition regularly conducts meetings against the current authorities in Yerevan which started after dissatisfaction of the results of president elections in 2008.–0--
“Every country where such events are taking place has its own logics, development and jerks. But it is not a domino principle or a wave to reach to Armenia”, he said.
" An attempt to give political meaning to this dissatisfaction after elections and the events of March 1-2 is taking place regularly but it does not bring to serious results among political scientists”, said Iskandaryan.
Leaders with strong character attend the meetings of opposition but they should have rather broad dialogue for attracting anybody.
Armenian opposition regularly conducts meetings against the current authorities in Yerevan which started after dissatisfaction of the results of president elections in 2008.–0--
