YEREVAN. - Oppositional heritage party has no final decision as of alliances for coming parliamentary elections, the head of Heritage Parliamentary group Stepa Safaryan told journalists on Thursday.
When it comes to participation in the elections in order to win sufficient seats for substantial opposition representation and gaining greater control over the electoral process, Heritage can find common ground with any force. However, the formation of alliance is an entirely different matter.
“Recently we have been moving in accord with the decision taken of March 13 enlarged meeting of the party council. This is our agenda. We also have a campaign platform and ideology. To form an alliance with any political force or party we would have to develop a joint agenda as well,” said Safaryan.
Presently the Heritage party has no definitive answer as with whom it will cooperate. We are having meetings and discussions on this end, the public will be informed about the results as soon as we achieve any, said Safaryan.
















