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Washington, DC - "Change" - it has been the driving theme of the 2008 Presidential election with both candidates promising to change how things are done in Washington. Across the board on issues important to Armenian-Americans and their friends, Senators Barack Obama (D-IL) and Joseph Biden, Jr. (D-DE), in their rhetoric and their records, represented positive change, bringing the United States back in line with the historic principles that made our country great and the Armenian Assembly of America (Assembly) congratulates them on a hard fought election victory. Continued... |
ARMENIAN ASSEMBLY ENCOURAGED BY NAGORNO KARABAKH PRINCIPLES SIGNED BY PRESIDENTS OF ARMENIA, AZERBAIJAN AND RUSSIA 
Washington, DC - The Presidents of Armenia and Azerbaijan have signed a joint declaration with respect to the Nagorno Karabakh peace process, which took place under the auspices of Russian President Dmitry Medvedev in Moscow, along with the U.S. and French Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) Co-Chairs Matt Bryza and Bernard Fassier, reported the Armenian Assembly of America. Continued...
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ELECTION MORNING
OPEN HOUSE IN YEREVAN Yerevan - On Wednesday, November 5, U.S. Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary H.E. Marie L. Yovanovitch hosted an Election Morning Open House at a local Yerevan hotel to observe the results of the 2008 U.S. Presidential and Congressional Elections. Assembly Country Director Arpi Vartanian joined Armenian and American citizens as well as diplomats and officials, representatives of local NGOs, political parties, the media and others to watch history unfold. With a buzz of excitement in the air, those gathered in the red, white and blue-decorated rooms watched as election results continued to come in, listened to the victory and concession speeches by the candidates, and followed other developments, as reported by CNN. The consistent themes throughout sideline discussions included the historic importance of these elections, the power of democracy and the voice of the people, and that nothing is impossible. Vartanian gave several interviews to local media. U.S. Ambassador Marie L. Yovanovitch and Assembly Country Director Arpi Vartanian |
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Yerevan - On Monday, October 27, Assembly Country Director Arpi Vartanian met with 21 students, aged 10-16, who twice weekly participate in an after-school Young Journalists' Training program. The program is organized by Founder and Implementor, Susanna Margaryan, who is also a former journalist from Azg Daily Newspaper. Through this program, currently sponsored by UNICEF and Azg, students learn about journalism, and develop and prepare a four page Armenian language newspaper, which is included as an insert in the print copy of Azg newspaper. Continued...
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ARMENIAN ASSEMBLY CONTINUES OUTREACH MEETS WITH ARMENIAN GENOCIDE RESOLUTION SPONSOR CONGRESSMAN ADAM SCHIFF
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ARMENIAN ASSEMBLY OF AMERICA AND SAVE DARFUR COALITION URGE ACTION TO STOP GENOCIDE
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ARAMAC JOINS CCGAA IN "RIDE AGAINST GENOCIDE"
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