Honorary Board
Yossi Sarid, Israel
Yossi Sarid is an Israeli news commentator and a former member of the Knesset, where he served from 1974 to 2005. He was Minister of Education from July 1999 until his resignation in June 2000. Earlier, he was assigned to the Immigration and Absorption Committee (1996-99) and Foreign Affairs and Security Committee (1977-92, 1996-99). Mr. Sarid also served as Minister of the Environment from January, 1993, until June 1996. He has been a strong advocate for the recognition of the Armenian Genocide. In 2005, he attended the International Conference on the Genocide in Yerevan.
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Transaction Summary
DAIRY PRODUCTION ENHANCEMENT
The objective of the project is to contribute to the overall improvement of dairy production practices in Armenia by providing machinery to dairy farmers for increasing their productivity and income and improving their living standards.
The objective of the project is to contribute to the overall improvement of dairy production practices in Armenia by providing machinery to dairy farmers for increasing their productivity and income and improving their living standards.
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What can be expected of or for Syria in the immediate future? Can there be justice without peace? Can there be peace without an accounting and without justice? What do Syrians want? What does the international community want?
The guests are
Nicholas Koumjian
International Criminal Law Attorney
Vartan Oskanian
Member of Parliament
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
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