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Did the Armenian Diaspora in France side with Pashyan

One of the leaders of the Armenian Diaspora in France, Samson Ozararat, has arrived in Yerevan.

Axar.az reports this information was spread by the Media port Telegram channel. Ozararat met with Hovhannes Igidyan, a member of the My Step Bloc and deputy chairman of the parliament's foreign policy commission, at a hotel in Yerevan.

Pro-government channels denied reports that Ozararat was in Yerevan, calling it a provocation.

Samson Ozararat is originally from Turkey. He left Turkey in the 1980s. After marrying a French woman, he received French citizenship. Ozararat was the main lobbyist in the opening of the Turkish-Armenian border.

Date
2021.03.01 / 13:14
Author
Tural Azimzadeh
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