Israeli minister is unaware of his country's policy on Armenian Genocide issue

PanARMENIAN.Net - Ottawa-Canadian Jewish organizations organized a conference with Armenian community of Canada on the issue of the Armenian Genocide on February 6. The ANCC (Armenian National Committee of Canada) told the PanARMENIAN.Net journalist that during debates between Aris Babikian, ANCC executive director, and Israel's minister of public security Avi Dicter the latter said he is not aware of any decision or policy by his government to deny the Armenian Genocide.



Earlier in the day Babikian participated in a panel discussion titled "Having Our Voices heard: Enhancing Effectiveness of the Ethnic Community Advocacy." He presented the Armenian National Committee's advocacy work in the past 40 years on behalf of the Canadian-Armenia community and specially the organization's efforts to secure the recognition of the Armenian Genocide by the federal, provincial and municipal governments.
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