Genocide bill introduced to Bulgarian Parliament
17:26 / 03/19/2010
Bill on Armenian Genocide is included in the Bulgarian Parliament agenda. According to Turkish HaberX, the bill was proposed by “Order, Lawfulness, Justice” party.
Party’s leader Yane Yanev underlined that they seek to reach consensus over the estimates of these tragic events and suggesting a clear statement for the historical truth following the U.S. and Sweden.
Bulgarian media considers notable the date of motion submission, as it coincided with Turkish FM Ahmet Davutoglu’s visit to Sofia and followed Turkish Premier Erdogan’s statement about deportation of Armenians.
Interestingly, on February 7, Bulgarian Parliament rejected a motion on Armenian Genocide proposed by Ataka party, saying that recognition will harm Bulgarian-Turkish relations.
Party’s leader Yane Yanev underlined that they seek to reach consensus over the estimates of these tragic events and suggesting a clear statement for the historical truth following the U.S. and Sweden.
Bulgarian media considers notable the date of motion submission, as it coincided with Turkish FM Ahmet Davutoglu’s visit to Sofia and followed Turkish Premier Erdogan’s statement about deportation of Armenians.
Interestingly, on February 7, Bulgarian Parliament rejected a motion on Armenian Genocide proposed by Ataka party, saying that recognition will harm Bulgarian-Turkish relations.
A.G.
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