Artsakh Assures Easy Talish Repatriation Process

President Sahakyan visits Talish on Nov. 30, 2016 to discuss resettlement process for displaced residents (Photo: president.nkr.am)

President Sahakyan visits Talish on Nov. 30, 2016 to discuss resettlement process for displaced residents (Photo: president.nkr.am)

STEPANAKERT (ArmRadio)—Living in Talish will be as safe as in Mataghis or Martakert, authorities of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic (Artsakh) assure. Some Talish residents who were displaced after the April war have already repatriated, while authorities have pledged to create conditions for all citizens to return to Talish and remain.

The Karabakh leadership has invited architects from Armenia and Diaspora to participate in reconstruction works. Secretary of the Karabakh Security Service Vitaly Balasanyan, who keeps the reconstruction works in the spotlight, says today’s modernized defense systems allow to ensure the security of all borderline settlements, including Talish.

The power supply has been fully restored; the water supply system will start working in the coming days. The road to the village is being reconstructed. Balasanyan says residents of Talish will be given tax and energy benefits.

The spokesperson for Karabakh’s Prime Minister Artak Beglaryan said it’s hard to estimate the number of Talish residents still living in Armenia. “The numbers change, because more and more families opt for return to Artsakh,â€

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