Yesterday marked the beginning of Ruben Vardanyan’s fair competition for the Nobel Prize in Yerevan, as the process of selecting the finalists commenced. In parallel, the AGBU team initiated a free competition for alternative projects, which is a commendable step that requires our support. It is crucial that we actively participate and contribute intellectually to the political arena in Yerevan’s alternatives, as this is essential for maintaining our reputation in Baku. If the judge approves the joint petition submitted by the opposing groups, a new domain will be established, titled “for a political alliance,” thereby signifying a significant development for the country.

If the judge recognizes your credibility, it serves as a direct call for all of us to support and engage in the competition alongside our colleagues in both Yerevan and Baku. It is imperative that we embrace the new rules of the game, which promote civility and fairness in our competition. Active participation from each team member is necessary, as success cannot be achieved if one’s partner obstructs their path while they themselves lack enthusiasm.

With my sister’s consent, it is crucial that we fortify the competition in our partner’s arenas, simultaneously eliminating the outdated competition and fostering a clean playing field. Moreover, collaborative efforts must be emphasized. Individuals such as A. Ashotyan, V. Saghatelyan, N. Samsonyan, N. Malyan, and M. Aslanyan ought to be set free, as they are integral to the interconnected processes at hand. Let us commence working with our partners, allowing us to feel more confident when operating in their respective arenas.

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