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59 percent of respondents stated that Tigranashen is Armenian and the authorities have no right to transfer it to Azerbaijan: opinion poll.

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Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan referred to the settlement of Tigranashen as Kyarki and stated that it is not part of the territory of the Republic of Armenia, implying that the area could be transferred to Azerbaijan in the context of border delimitation.
Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan referred to the settlement of Tigranashen as Kyarki and stated that it is not part of the territory of the Republic of Armenia, implying that the area could be transferred to Azerbaijan in the context of border delimitation.

Aram Navasardyan, Director of MPG LLC—the full member of the Gallup International Association in Armenia—presented survey results regarding this topic.


59% of respondents stated that Tigranashen is Armenian and that the government has no right to transfer it to Azerbaijan. 21% noted that Tigranashen holds strategic importance and that transferring it to Azerbaijan could create security and strategic risks for Armenia.


6.4% stated that Tigranashen is not territory belonging to the Republic of Armenia and should be transferred to Azerbaijan. 3.5% expressed other opinions, while 10.1% found it difficult to answer.


It should be noted that the survey was conducted via telephone with a sample size of 1,001; the margin of error was 3%, and the fieldwork took place from September 22 to 24.

 
 
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