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YEREVAN NOT TO INSIST ON RECALL OF ISRAELI AMBASSADOR IN ARMENIA 04.03.2002 /PanARMENIAN.Net/ One should not generate tension regarding the recent statements of Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador of Israel in the Republic of Armenian Rivka Kohen that "there is a significant difference between the Jewish Holocaust and the Armenian Genocide in 1915," Armenian Foreign Minister Vardan Oskanian considers. In his opinion, each side has already expressed what it considered necessary in this regard: the Armenian Foreign Ministry submitted a note of protest and the Israeli Foreign Department answered it. In this regard, official Yerevan does not intend to insist on recall of the Israeli Ambassador from Armenia. Reproduction in full or in part is prohibited without reference to "PanARMENIAN.Net"

TURKEY PROTESTS AGAINST EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT'S RESOLUTION CALLING ON TURKEY TO RECOGNIZE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE IN 1915 04.03.2002 /PanARMENIAN.Net/ Turkish Foreign Ministry has spread a statement, in which it protests against the resolution passed recently by the European Parliament calling on Turkey to recognize the Armenian Genocide in Ottoman Turkey in 1915 and to open the Turkish-Armenian border. The statement notes that official Ankara considers the accusations of genocide groundless. The Turkish Foreign Ministry views the resolution passed to be contrary to the efforts directed towards development of cooperation between Turkey and the European Union. Moreover, official Ankara considers that these steps of the European Parliament will not contribute to the efforts to secure stability in the Caucasus and those to improve relations between Turkey and Armenia. Reproduction in full or in part is prohibited without reference to "PanARMENIAN.Net"

ARMENIA SECOND IN CIS IN INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION GROWTH RATE IN JANUARY 2002 04.03.2002 /PanARMENIAN.Net/ Armenia became the second in CIS in the industrial production growth rate in January 2002. "Arka" agency reports referring to CIS Statistical Committee that Armenia, where the growth made 7.1%, only yields to Kazakhstan, where the indicator makes 13.2%. The production growth was also registered in Moldova (6.1%), Georgia (5%), Russia (2.2%) and other countries. Decline in industrial production was registered in particular in Azerbaijan (2%). Reproduction in full or in part is prohibited without reference to "PanARMENIAN.Net"

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EARTHQUAKE REGISTERED IN ARMENIA MARCH 2. An earthquake measuring 2 on the Richter scale was registered in the territory of Armenia, 15 km South-West of the town of Vanadzor today at 5:44 a.m. local time, the press-service of the Armenian National Service of Seismic Protection told ARMINFO. Another earthquake measuring 4 on the Richter scale was registered at the Iranian-Turkish borderland, 50 km North-West of the town of Urmia at 8:23 p.m. yesterday.

ISSUE ON ARMENIAN GENOCIDE RECOGNITION INCLUDED IN CALIFORNIA'S DEMOCRATIC PARTY ELECTION PROGRAM 02.03.2002 /PanARMENIAN.Net/ «Washington has to officially recognize the first genocide of the 20-th century», the leadership of Democratic Party of California think, having in view the 1915 Armenian Genocide in Ottoman Turkey. As the Armenian National Committee of America reports, in support for this the other day the Californian department of the US Democratic Party included the issue on recognition of the fact of Armenian Genocide in 1915 in its official electing program. Reproduction in full or in part is prohibited without reference to "PanARMENIAN.Net"

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http://digilib.am/index.jpg Books in Bytes: Disc helps preserve literary treasures for all By Zara Chatinian ArmeniaWeek reporter A new "digital library" is helping to preserve great works of Armenian literature and make them available to the general public. More than 150 books, poems, and translations dating from the Fifth to the 18th Centuries are collected on a single CD-rom. It also contains biographical details of the authors and a sophisticated search system for examining the texts. The use of information technology not only safeguards priceless works for future generations to enjoy but also makes them available to anyone with a computer. As a result, it will greatly facilitate the study of and research into Armenian language and literature. The project is the culmination of three years work by Hovhannes Kizoghian and Meruzhan Karapetian, executives of the Digital Library of Classical Armenian Literature. They brought together a team of 30 professionals in history, literature, linguistics and computing to compile the disc. Karapetian, a history professor, selected the most significant pieces from 13 centuries of Armenian classical literature for inclusion in the digital library. The undertaking was made possible thanks by a $250,000 donation from 95-year-old Alice Ohanasian, who lives in Massachusetts, USA. Haroutune Armenian, president of the American University of Armenia, contacted Ohanasian and presented the proposal to her. Kizoghian, a physicist, says: "It is amazing that a 95-year-old woman understood the IT (Information Technology) issue and the significance of the IT product development in preserving the culture of the nation. "By doing this, we are moving Armenian literature to the next step of development, its digital existence. Even if we stop operating today, our product still will be used and people will continue to benefit from it." He adds: "We have basically immortalized the existence of Armenian language and literature." The task of preservation was long and laborious, with most of the data having to be entered in computer memory manually - scanning software for Armenian fonts did not appear until the end of 1999. Another difficulty was automated spell checkers could not be used because the team was anxious to retain the original language of the writing. So linguists had to proof each piece manually. But the team's dedication won public recognition in 2001 when President Robert Kocharian presented the project with the Presidential Prize for Information Technologies, worth $5,000. The President presents prizes each year for the most outstanding contributions in different fields. The team is currently working with aid organizations and embassies in Yerevan in a bid to ensure that schools, libraries, and universities are provided with copies of the CD. "Many organizations donate computers and we are suggesting that they also consider obtaining software that will go with them," says Kizoghian. The group is now planning to extend its work to cover Armenian literature and culture in the 19th and 20th Centuries. But first it must find the money to continue the project. Karapetian and Kizoghian say they probably need a further $250,000 to complete their work because the literature of the 19th and 20th Centuries is far more extensive - perhaps ten times more. Karapetian says, for example, that there were about 20 daily Armenian newspapers at the beginning of the last century in Izmir and Polis, Turkey. There is a collection of each issue of all these newspapers in Vienna at the Mkhitarian Congregation. "Can you imagine how tragic it would be if something happened to this? Without these sources we cannot judge the history and development of the Armenian community, there will be no information on the people, their lives, traditions and problems," says Karapetian. The same can be said about newspapers published in southern Iran that served the Armenian population during the early part of the 20th Century. Future editions of the CD will also include information on philosophy, medicine and other specialized fields. The same team of experts was responsible for producing the digital library on the Internet. The site http://www.digilib.am , which has the first search tool for Armenian sites, contains much of the same information as the CD - both the site and software are in Armenian. The CD is on sale for $150 and can be obtained via the website or through the American University of Armenia in Yerevan and the AUA's headquarters in Oakland, California. "Those who are interested can obtain our CDs in any language they want," says Karapetian (pictured, center). He has been disappointed, however, not to receive feedback so far from the various academic departments of Armenian language and studies around the world. "We can track and see that they use our information, but we did not hear their appreciation or any comments, with the exception of Michael Stone at the Israel Hebrew University's Armenian study department," Karapetian says. "This is a great connection to the Diaspora - we see that people enter our site from many foreign countries. Our literature and culture becomes more widely available to those who are interested both inside and outside the country." Photos by Mkhitar Khachatrian

BOOK ABOUT ARMENIAN QUEENS LAUNCHED The United Nations Development Fund for Women (UNIFEM) is implementing the project "Women for Conflict Prevention and Peace Building in the Southern Caucasus" in Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia aimed at contributing to conflict prevention, conflict resolution and peace building in the region by enabling women's vision, strategies and skills to be a part of the peace and sustainable human development process. UNIFEM supported Armenian International Women's Association (AIWA) to launch Hayk Khachatryan's book "Queens of the Armenians," which covers the history of women of the Armenian royal court and is a continuation of author's previous work, Royalty: 141 Armenian Kings. The launching ceremony was held today in Yerevan. In the cross sections of the history, Armenian queens were active participants in governing, contributing to building prosperity and defending the nation. The book supports that Armenian women demonstrated an independent genuine mind-set and were active and creative members of the society. The book helps to understand that while facing vital challenges in our society, the achievement of women's rights is not the responsibility of women alone but it is the responsibility of society in general. The English edition of the book launched on the eve of the International Women's Day is the AIWA's effort aimed at increasing the visibility of Armenian women and promoting their role in society. The book serves as a source of information and will foster research and publication about Armenian women. © Copyright AZG

EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT CONDEMNED ARMENIAN GENOCIDE IN OTTOMAN TURKEY IN 1915 01.03.2002 /PanARMENIAN.Net/ The fifteen European Union member countries confirmed that Turkey followed a genocidal policy directed against the Armenian population early last century. The deputies of the European Parliament voted for the resolution passed earlier condemning the Armenian Genocide in Ottoman Turkey in 1915. 391 voted for it, 96 – against and 15 abstained in the vote. The resolution new version contains a call on Turkey to lift the blockade against Armenia as well as to undertake other actual moves for joining the European Union. The European parliamentarians also appealed to EU executive structures to develop the long-term strategy of cooperation with the South Caucasus countries. E.g. it is suggested to appoint a special envoy to the region and open European Commission missions in Armenia and Azerbaijan. It is also proposed to hold a conference to discuss the investment opportunities of the South Caucasian states. Besides, the resolution contains a call on Nagorno Artsax authorities to join the process of peaceful settlement of Artsax conflict constructively. Reproduction in full or in part is prohibited without reference to "PanARMENIAN.Net"

USA WISHES TO WITNESS ESTABLISHMENT OF JUST AND STABLE PEACE BETWEEN ARMENIA AND AZERBAIJAN 01.03.2002 /PanARMENIAN.Net/ Washington wishes to witness establishment of just and stable peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan. This statement was made by US Ambassador in Baku Ross Wilson. Baku sources report that in his opinion it will not be correct to put a sign of equality between what is going on in Pankis canyon and Nagorno Artsax. Thus, one should hardly expect arrival of US special forces to carry out an antiterrorist campaign in Nagorno Artsax, the diplomat noted, adding that the United States only comes for peaceful settlement of Artsax conflict. At the same time he denied the reports that US representative in OSCE Minsk Group Rudolf Perina had made a statement that the parties to conflict have already agreed on 80% of the main issues connected with Artsax conflict settlement. In his words, it is either misinformation or the journalists misunderstood R.Perina. Reproduction in full or in part is prohibited without reference to "PanARMENIAN.Net"

ANKARA ALARMED WITH EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT DECISION RECOMMENDING RECOGNITION OF THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE BY TURKEY 01.03.2002 /PanARMENIAN.Net/ Official Ankara has expressed uneasiness regarding European Parliament passing a resolution yesterday prepared by European parliamentary Pierre Garton, according to which recognition of the Armenian Genocide in 1915 is declared one of the compulsory conditions for Turkey's admission to EU. A number of factions of the Turkish Parliament came out with the corresponding statement, calling the European Parliament decision "an unskillful attack on Turkey." "The European Parliament cannot give up its enthusiasm for the question of the Armenian Genocide," – Turkish Vice Premier Mesut Yilmaz in his turn told "Milliet" Turkish newspaper. At the same time Yilmaz hinted that the European Parliament does not have the right to evaluate history. Reproduction in full or in part is prohibited without reference to "PanARMENIAN.Net"

DESCENDANTS OF VICTIMS OF ARMENIAN GENOCIDE IN TURKEY DEMAND COMPENSATION FOR THEIR KIN DEATH 01.03.2002 /PanARMENIAN.Net/ Descendants of the victims of the Armenian Genocide filed a suit against "Axa" French insurance agency in Los Angeles Federal Court. "Mediamax" agency reports they demanded from the insurance agency to recompense $700 thousand for the death of their relatives resulting from the bloody massacre in Turkey in 1915. Reproduction in full or in part is prohibited without reference to "PanARMENIAN.Net"

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