YEREVAN.- The opposition Armenian National Congress (ANC) bloc will answer all the questions on its participation in the 2013 presidential race, ANC member Levon Zurabyan said.

“ANC is a serious political force and finds it not serious to speak about candidate in advance of elections. The Congress will clarify all the points in due time,” Zurabyan told reporters on Friday.

If the bloc sees favorable conditions this fall, it will present the candidate, Zurabyan said adding that Levon Ter-Petrosyan is a priority candidate.

Asked what he meant by saying “favorable conditions”, Zurabyan explained they include foreign and internal policy, economic situation, public discontent, political arrangements and many other factors.

As for the possible nomination of second president Robert Kocharyan, the ANC member said he has no chances to win.  It was Kocharyan who built the corrupted system Armenia is faced with, he said.