Azeri, Armenian diaspora reps meeting in Moscow
A meeting of the representatives of Azerbaijani and Armenian diaspora organizations has started in Moscow. Azerbaijan's APA news agency reports that the meeting is taking place at President hotel in Moscow.
The aim of the meeting is to discuss the increasing role of Azerbaijani and Armenian communities, diaspora organizations in Russia in establishing peace among nations, draft national policy strategy of Russian President Vladimir Putin, the role of the national mass media in the consolidation of the multinational Russian society.
Chairman of "Azerros" Federal National Cultural Autonomy Soyun
Sadigov, editor-in-chief of the "Azerbaijan Konqresi" newspaper
Rustam Arifjanov, editor-in-chief of the "Tribuna" newspaper Rafael
Huseynov, chairman of the Commission on National Mass Media under
the Moscow Authorities Jamil Sadigbeyov, deputy director of Moscow
branch of the International Bank of Azerbaijan Azer Safarov and
representatives of Azerbaijani diaspora are attending the
meeting.
Though former Deputy Prime Minister of Azerbaijan Abbas Abbasov was
included into the list, he is not attending the meeting.
President of Armenian Union in Russia, World Armenian Congress Ara
Abramyan, USSR people's artist Armen Jigarkhanyan, vice-president
of Armenian Union in Russia Vyacheslav Gavustyan, editor-in-chief
of the "Armenia i mir" magazine Lusik Gukasyan, former Armenian
Ambassador to Russia Armen Smbatyan, Armenian Ambassador's
assistant and others are representing Armenian diaspora.
The meeting has been organized on the initiative of "Azerros" and
Union of Azerbaijani Organizations in Russia.
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