Diaspora has moral obligation to support its historical homeland

Diaspora has moral obligation to support its historical homeland

PanARMENIAN.Net - French Minister of Economic Recovery Plan and President of the General Council of Hauts-de-Seine department, Mr. Patrick Devedjian said that the Armenian-Turkish normalization is possible only if there are no preconditions.

Although lacking the possibility to enjoy equal rights with Armenian citizens, the Diaspora has a moral obligation to support the historical homeland and Armenians residing there, according to him.

“As a non-citizen of Armenia and having no right to vote, I refrain from voicing my opinion and discussing the Armenian government’s policy. Living outside Armenia and being a part of the Diaspora, I have no right to influence,” he said.

Mr. Devedjian added that every Armenian has own opinion and is well aware of the developments in the country.

“However, I diligently follow the authorities’ actions and have my own stance on what is going on,” said Devedjian.

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