YEREVAN. - Taking into account behavior of the official Ankara, the Armenian side should recall signatures from Armenia-Turkey protocols, said MP from opposition Armenian Heritage Party Armen Martirosyan.
Martirosyan is confident that no movement in Armenia-Turkey reconciliation should be expected.
“Prior to the signing of protocols Turkey was cautiously speaking about Karabakh, after the ceremony the situation changed. Nowadays, Ankara ignores political correctness while commenting on the Karabakh issue. Armenia has nothing to lose. If we recall signature, it will have no negative impact on our country,” he told Armenian News-NEWS.am.
In October 2009 Armenia and Turkey signed protocols in Zurich to normalize diplomatic relations between the states. The documents had to be ratified in both countries’ parliaments. However, in 2010 the Armenian president suspended the process due to Turkey’s non-constructive stance. Ankara set preconditions and linked the reconciliation process to resolution of the Karabakh conflict. Turkey decided to remove the protocols from parliament’s agenda this August.
















