Voices from Armenia and Turkey on the Future of Relations, Summer 2008

Friday, September 5, 2008 | Download PDF in English

This is the second compilation of interviews on bilateral relations conducted in Turkey and Armenia with NGO and political party representatives. The project, supported by the Eurasia Partnership Foundation and USAID was carried out by the Analytical Center on Globalization and Regional Cooperation Seven interviews were included in the Fall 2007 issue, and in this issue we include the full interviews with two representatives of Armenian NGOs and two Turkish experts. In addition we have included the sections relating to the role of international organizations of four leading Armenian NGOs. Clashing emotions and conflictory logical frameworks shine through in the comments, along with, in parts, a sense of humor…

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