Serzh Sargsyan on 37th anniversary of Artsakh movement: A nation  without memory, sooner or later loses its future

ArmInfo.The third President of Armenia, Serzh Sargsyan, addressed the Armenian people with a  message on the  37th anniversary of the Artsakh movement.  In his address, the third president emphasized that memory is a force that allows to resist the evolving threats.

In this vein, Serzh Sargsyan  noted the need to recover from the pain of loss, and also called for  avoiding the mistakes of the past, re-evaluating the present,  remembering and glorifying the victories and heroes of the past, and  fighting for the fundamental right to live with dignity, freely and  independently in our own homeland.

In conclusion of his message, Serzh Sargsyan emphasized that memory  should inspire action. In this regard, he called for a thorough  rejection of the ideology imposed by the current rulers of Armenia:  to forget their roots, history, homeland and national dignity. He  urged not to accept false and dangerous theses about the state and  homeland, to reject indifference, overcome fears, not to lose  vigilance and, accurately calculating the dangers, to achieve victory  again. "A nation without memory, sooner or later loses its future,"  the third president of Armenia concluded.