Author: Andres-Papazian

HAYKAKAN ZHAMANAK: JIVAN GASPARYAN WANTS A PERMANENT STATUE

Panorama.am
17/10/2012

Statues of Jivan Gasparyan, Vache Hovsepyan and Levon Madoyan will be
installed in Yerevan’s Abovyan Street in April of next year, Haykakan
Zhamanak reports. The project of the statue complex called ‘Men’
by David Minasyan has been approved by Yerevan Mayor’s Office. The
sculpture will be made from bronze and stone.

Jivan Gasparyan told the paper that he would not want his statue to be
one of the clay statues which are installed in Yerevan recently. The
famous duduk player noted he wants to have a permanent statue.

From: A. Papazian

ANASTASIA VOLOCHKOVA IS DEEPLY IMPRESSED BY HER ARMENIAN CONCERT

YEREVAN, OCTOBER 18, ARMENPRESS: Concert show of RF Honored Artist
Anastasia Volochkova entitled “New Century” kicked off in Aram
Khachaturian Concert Hall on October 17. To Armenpress reporter
question after the concert Volochkova was quoted as saying “Yerevan
has become nicer when to compare with my last visit. I love Armenians
much, they are very pleasant people to deal with”. The artist joked
she has more friends in Armenia than in Russia.

Volochkova stated in the course of the meeting with Yerevan Mayor
Taron Margaryan upcoming cooperation programs have been discussed,
which will be announced later in November. The dancer has a desire
to come forth with a special concert dedicated to the children.

“Thank you so much for your applause, flowers and worm reception. It
is honor for me to dance in this sacred land” Volochkova addressed
the audience. She wished all peace, mercy and kindness. First Lady
Rita Sargsyan was also present at the concert.

From: A. Papazian

HAUT-KARABAGH : DES MEMBRES DU CONGRES US POUR L’INDEPENDANCE

Publie le : 18-10-2012

Info Collectif VAN – – ” Dans ce troisième et
dernier article concernant le debat organise par le Comite national
armenien d’Amerique, region occidentale, les membres du Congrès
Howard Berman et Brad Sherman [tous deux democrates] ont repondu aux
questions des panelistes Harut Sassounian et Ara Khachatourian sur la
securite des Armeniens de Syrie, le scandale Safarov, l’independance
du Nagorno Karabagh (Artsakh) et la vente d’armes a l’Azerbaïdjan par
Israël. ” Le Collectif VAN vous propose la traduction de l’editorial
du journaliste armeno-americain Harut Sassounian, paru dans The
California Courier le 18 octobre 2012.

Legende photo: a gauche Brad Sherman et a droite Howard Berman

Elections US : debat sur les questions armeniennes (3e partie)

Les membres rivaux du Congrès sont d’accord sur l’independance de
l’Artsakh et l’aide aux Armeniens de Syrie

De : Harut Sassounian Editeur de : The California Courier Editorial
de Sassounian du 18 octobre 2012

Dans ce troisième et dernier article concernant le debat organise par
le Comite national armenien d’Amerique, region occidentale, les membres
du Congrès Howard Berman et Brad Sherman ont repondu aux questions
des panelistes Harut Sassounian et Ara Khachatourian sur la securite
des Armeniens de Syrie, le scandale Safarov, l’independance du Nagorno
Karabagh (Artsakh) et la vente d’armes a l’Azerbaïdjan par Israël.

Le membre du Congrès Sherman a reconnu que certains elements de
l’opposition en Syrie ” sont extremement hostiles aux chretiens
de Syrie. ” Il a averti qu’il y aurait ” des consequences si on
ne traitait pas avec respect les droits de l’homme de la minorite
chretienne. ”

Quand on lui a demande ce que le Congrès pourrait faire specifiquement
pour aider les Armeniens syriens, Berman a declare : ” Il existe
des relations USAID directes et il y a d’autres moyens plus secrets,
permettant de s’assurer que les communautes chretiennes de Syrie sont
soutenues et aidees. ”

Le membre du Congrès Berman a exprime sa preoccupation sur la vente
par Israël de plus d’un milliard de dollars d’armes sophistiquees a
l’Azerbaïdjan, qui pourraient etre utilisees contre l’Armenie. Quand
il a indique qu’il existait une relation similaire entre l’Armenie et
l’Iran, l’intervenant Harut Sassounian a remis en cause l’exactitude
de ce propos. Berman a retire sa declaration, reconnaissant qu’il
n’etait pas au courant d’une telle ” relation permanente entre l’Iran
et l’Armenie. ”

Le membre du Congrès Sherman s’est oppose a la vente d’armes des
Etats-Unis a l’Azerbaïdjan : ” Nous ne devrions fournir aucune aide
militaire a l’Azerbaïdjan, point. Et sur la base de ce qu’il s’est
passe en Hongrie et sur la base de la facon dont ce meurtrier a ete
traite en rentrant a Bakou, nous ne devrions pas mener des exercices
de l’OTAN, sachant qu’il est possible que le prochain soldat, frappe
a coup de hache dans la tete et tue, pourrait très bien etre un soldat
americain. ”

Le membre du Congrès Berman : ” Nous voulons nous assurer que l’Armenie
est un pays sûr et que la population du Nagorno-Karabagh decide de son
propre avenir. …L’Azerbaïdjan, avec toutes ses ressources, reussit
a obtenir des choses dont ils n’ont pas besoin financièrement, pour
des menaces securitaires qui n’existent pas vraiment, et ce en raison
de leur influence economique. ” Lorsqu’on lui a demande pourquoi la
plus grande partie de l’aide que le Congrès a allouee a l’Artsakh
etait bloquee par le Departement d’Etat, Sherman a declare : ” J’ai
demande qu’on inclue dans le projet de loi de finances des operations a
l’etranger, un texte exigeant que l’USAID consacre reellement l’argent
au developpement humanitaire pour la population de l’Artsakh, pour
les gens de la Republique du Nagorno-Karabagh, et j’ai le plaisir de
vous faire savoir que la Commission a bien inclus ce texte dans son
rapport. ” Questionne sur la necessite de reconnaître l’independance
de l’Artsakh, le membre du Congrès Sherman a expose : ” Je pense
que le Nagorno-Karabagh est un Etat independant, point. Il est temps
d’ouvrir une ambassade a Stepanakert. Le Nagorno-Karabagh est un Etat,
car son peuple a clairement indique que c’etait ce qu’il voulait. ”

Pour sa part, le membre du Congrès Berman, a ete un peu plus prudent :
” Les gens a Los Angeles n’ont pas a decider pour le Nagorno-Karabagh,
c’est au peuple du Nagorno-Karabagh de decider. L’autodetermination
pour le peuple du Nagorno-Karabagh est une question critique. Je
ne doute pas qu’ils veulent l’independance et je voudrais voir le
processus prendre cette direction, mais nous sommes dans un processus
de negociation que les gouvernements de l’Armenie et de l’Azerbaïdjan
ont accepte. ”

Le membre du Congrès Sherman a retorque : ” Je suis d’accord avec
Howard [Berman]. C’est aux habitants de l’Artsakh de decider s’ils
veulent etre un pays independant. Ils ont decide ! Ils le sont –
et il est temps pour Howard de reconnaître que le Nagorno-Karabagh
est une republique independante. ”

Quant a l’extradition du meurtrier azeri a la hache, de Hongrie en
Azerbaïdjan, Sherman etait certain que cette action ” affecterait
notre relation militaire avec la Hongrie… Il y a quelques jours,
j’ai envoye une lettre a la Secretaire d’Etat et au ministre de la
Defense nationale disant que l’Azerbaïdjan devrait certainement etre
suspendu de ce genre de cooperation militaire. ”

Le membre du Congrès Berman a ajoute que ” chaque pays de l’OTAN,
et cela inclut la Hongrie, a desormais l’obligation de suspendre la
participation de l’Azerbaïdjan au partenariat des activites de paix,
jusqu’a ce que ce delit soit rectifie. ”

Dans sa dernière remarque, le membre du Congrès Berman a promis de
continuer a se battre ” pour la reconnaissance du genocide par les
Etats-Unis, alors que nous approchons du 100e anniversaire. Ce n’est
pas simplement mon engagement en tant que membre du Congrès, mais en
tant que juif dont le propre peuple a subi son propre genocide.

Puisque le monde a ignore le vôtre, je continuerai a me battre pour
les droits de l’Eglise armenienne et des Armeniens vivant en Turquie.

Je me battrai pour le droit a l’autodetermination et le bien-etre du
peuple de l’Artsakh, qui faisait partie de l’ancien royaume d’Armenie.

”

Sherman a conclu le debat par une promesse : ” Je suis avec vous
sept jours par semaine et avec votre aide, je serai la avec vous sept
jours par semaine, pendant 20 ans encore ! ”

©Traduction de l’anglais C.Gardon pour le Collectif VAN – 18 octobre
2012 – 07:30 –

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From: A. Papazian

SAMVEL ALEXANYAN IS BIG FISH
Roza Hovhannisyan

Story from Lragir.am News:

Published: 11:16:59 – 18/10/2012

In order to keep under control the sphere of pharmaceuticals, the
head of Szni Ltd. Pharmaceutical Company Garnik Sahakyan says, it is
first of all necessary to punish the Republican Member of Parliament
Samvel Alexanyan.

Garnik Sahakyan whose business suffered losses due to the
anti-competitive actions of the Natali Pharm owned by Samvel Alexanyan
told Lragir.am that the head of state has said it is necessary to
catch the big fish. “So I’m pointing out a big one who is a member of
the Republican Party,” says Sahakyan demanding also to strip Alexanyan
of parliamentary immunity since his presence in the parliament is an
evil for the state.

Garnik Sahakyan wonders why the prosecutor filed a motion to strip
Oskanian of immunity, and not Alexanyan who is busy laundering the
public budget. Natali Pharm owned by Alexanyan is one of the main
offenders in state procurement. He says billions are concerned.

The head of Szni Ltd. demands to withdraw permission to Natali Pharm
to participate in state procurement for three years, as well as demand
compensation of damage to his company and to the state budget.

Dwelling on the check of the State Commission for the Protection
of Economic Competition, Garnik Sahakyan says that kickback in
state procurement consists in companies winning tenders without
participation.

Sahakyan says that small companies like Szni never have the possibility
to participate in state tenders. He blames the government and other
control bodies. Natali Pharm dumped prices in all the tenders in
which Szni participated but Samvel Alexanyan has gone away with
that. According to Garnik Sahakyan’s calculations, Natali Pharm
inflicted a damage of 3,450,000 AMD to the state budget. Natali
Pharm was fined 30 million for unfair competition, and 20 million
for dumping.

According to him, this situation occurred in 2000. He says it is
ridiculous to raise this issue on the eve of the presidential elections
since had these phenomena been fought since 2008, they would not be
present now.

By the way, the owner of Szni Company is selling his property and
business with the intention to leave Armenia.

From: A. Papazian

REACHING OUT: ARMENIAN PROJECT TO HELP “BROTHERS IN SYRIA” TO CONTINUE DESPITE TURKISH AIRSPACE BAN
By Siranuysh Gevorgyan

ArmeniaNow
17.10.12 | 12:28

Armenian organizers of a humanitarian airlift to Syria said on Tuesday
they were determined to continue their efforts to help compatriots in
the embattled Middle Eastern country despite some traffic difficulties
they faced in operating their maiden mission.

Enlarge Photo Vahan Hovhannisyan

The humanitarian aid sent to Syria through the Help Your Brother
program in Armenia was checked in Turkey before the plane was allowed
to proceed to Aleppo, the city where most of Syria’s 80,000-strong
Armenian community is concentrated.

The cargo including 14 tons of food and medicines that had been
collected across Armenia reached Aleppo late on October 15 and will
be distributed among Aleppan Armenians through the Red Crescent and
the Armenian Apostolic Church.

Vahan Hovhannisyan, a leading member of the Armenian Revolutionary
Federation, the party that initiated the movement for helping ethnic
Armenians in Syria, said they had chosen neutral organizations for
the distribution of aid so that neither the Syrian government nor
the rebels accuse the movement of having a bias.

The Air Armenia cargo plane carrying out the flight had to land in
the Turkish city of Erzurum and spend six hours there while Turkish
authorities were inspecting the cargo. A number of international and
local media reported that the aircraft was “grounded” by the Turkish
authorities, but Hovhannisyan says the landing had been planned in
advance and there was nothing “forced” about it.

Turkey, which is having increasingly tense relations with Syria,
banned Syria-bound flights through its airspace on Sunday. They agreed
to allow the plane carrying humanitarian aid from Armenia only on
condition that it lands and undergoes a thorough inspection. Ankara
and its international partners have voiced concerns about possible
arms supplies to Syria, a country currently engulfed in a bloody
internal conflict.

“The inspection in Erzurum was probably the most thorough the world
has ever seen. They took out all boxes, checked the contents of 7,000
of them by hand and also used detection dogs. They had fire engines
and troops on standby in what was a kind of staged display of force,
but we take such things calmly. It was a humanitarian cargo and had
to be allowed to proceed by all laws,” says Hovhannisyan, citing
eyewitness accounts.

The senior Dashnaktsutyun representative says they could announce
that the plane would land in Turkey beforehand, but there was a
“subtle detail” stopping them from doing that.

“A few hours before the flight the Turkish authorities announced
that they banned all flights to Syria through Turkish airspace. If
we made any statement in those conditions, that would certainly have
led to Turkey also applying its ban in our respect. We pretended
that we weren’t aware of anything to make it too late to apply the
ban against us, too,” explains Hovhannisyan.

Meanwhile, the United States has backed Turkey’s decision to ban
Syria-bound planes from flying through its airspace, at the same time
praising Ankara’s “measured and appropriate posture” with regard to
the most recent incident in which the plane from Armenia carrying
humanitarian supplies to Aleppo was checked.

“It [the Armenian flight] was confirmed to be humanitarian supplies,
and they were allowed to go on to Syria,” said Spokesperson for the US
Department of State Victoria Nuland at a press briefing in Washington,
commenting on the development involving the Syria-bound plane carrying
Armenian aid.

The U.S. official added: “We are encouraging all of Syria’s neighbors
to be vigilant with regard to how their airspace is used, particularly
now that we have this concrete example.”

Help Your Brother movement coordinator Lilit Galstyan thinks that
the civil initiative has achieved great success as it has managed to
attract all sections of the Armenian people.

A total of 40 tons of food as well as 30 million drams (about $74,000)
have been collected as part of the initiative. The rest of the aid
will be sent to Aleppo soon. The organizers, however, do not indicate
the exact date of the second airlift. Certain donation pledges have
been made to the project that would help take care of the expenses to
get the aid to Aleppo by air. Galstyan says that the movement will
not stop its work on collecting money and food as they understand
the Syrian conflict “does not have a quick solution.”

Meanwhile, officials at the Syrian Air company said on Tuesday that
in light of the Turkish ban they have rerouted their weekly flights
to Armenia and from now on these flights will be operated via Iraq
and Iran.

Armenia’s national air carrier, Armavia, stopped its regular flights
to Aleppo on September 17.

From: A. Papazian

AS CLOSE TO IRAN AS I WILL EVER BE

Payvand
Oct 17 2012
Iran

By Samuel Thrope

Yerevan, Armenia – This is the closest I will ever be. Standing near
the fence that separates Armenia from Iran, just south of the city of
Meghri. On the other side of the border I can see brown hills, and,
in the distance, the Iranian village of Nordooz with its green fields
and blue mosque. I have wanted to visit Iran since I started learning
Persian as a graduate student seven years ago. First interested in
the history of Jews in ancient Iran, I became attracted to modern
Persian and the literature and culture of contemporary Iranian society.

However, close as I am, as an Israeli I am forbidden to enter the
country. After a few minutes of looking longingly across the border,
I turn around and head back to town.

I spent this summer travelling in Armenia and Georgia, its neighbour
to the north, not just to be close to Iran but to become close to
Iranians. Both Caucasian countries have deep historical, cultural
and economic ties with Iran, and are regular destinations for Iranian
tourists, students and businesspeople. In the face of the increasingly
bellicose rhetoric between Israel and Iran, I wanted to take the
pulse-unofficially and unscientifically-of Iranians’ feelings about
Israel. What do they think of Israeli threats to attack Iran’s nuclear
facilities? How much do they know about Israel at all? How would they
respond to meeting me?

I had prepared myself for harsh questioning about Israel’s eagerness
for war, but the opposite was the case. The Iranians I spoke to
were, above all, curious about me, Israel and Judaism. They also
seemed driven by a need to explain how different Iran is from its
portrayal in the media and in politicians’ speeches. For some that
meant getting me to see the underlying unity of Judaism and Islam,
for others the diversity of political opinion in Iranian society,
and others simply the contours of daily life in Tehran.

While I cannot claim that the people I spoke to are representative of
the Iranian population as a whole, I was struck by their shared sense
of urgency to paint a picture of their country beyond the headlines.

One of the encounters that affected me most began in my hostel in
Yerevan. Just a few minutes after I had arrived in the shared dormitory
room, a young man entered. He introduced himself as a student from
Tehran, visiting Armenia to get an American visa-a necessity as the
United States does not have an embassy in Iran.

Hossein, as I will call him, asked me where I was from, and when I
told him, his eyes widened. “You’re from Israel and you’re not afraid
of me?” he asked.

In the time we spent together in Yerevan, Hossein told me about his
university, the devastating effect of the international sanctions on
the economy, his irreligion, and his drive to leave Iran and study
abroad. While his knowledge of Israel was limited, what he did know
surprised me. When another guest at the hostel asked to hear what
Hebrew sounded like, and I obliged, Hossein responded: “Hebrew usually
sounds harsher than that.” I said, “How do you know?” He replied,
“I watch-how do you say it, the Knesset [the Israeli parliament]?-on
satellite TV.”

On our last day together we visited Yerevan’s famous Ararat brandy
factory. As we walked among the oak barrels of aging spirit, I talked
about my fears and frustrations with Israeli politics, especially
the demagoguery that is pushing the country towards war. Hossein
responded with a statement that still rattles me. “In Iran”, he said,
“we never appreciated how good things used to be. We protested and
things only got worse. You have to be thankful for what you have.”

After we had said our goodbyes, I realised that to be thankful in the
way Hossein described leaves no room for the feeling that inspired
me to take my journey: refusing to be satisfied with the portrayal in
Israeli media of Iran and Iranians. Why challenge your own beliefs and
explore when you have resigned yourself to what you know? However,
even in his dismissal of pushing for change, in a way this exchange
with Hossein satisfied my questions.

For an Iranian to express such thoughts to an Israeli implies a level
of trust that would seem impossible if you believe what the newspapers
say. His words convey that there are things we can learn from and
teach each other. It is the beginning of a conversation, not the end.

###

* Samuel Thrope is a Golda Meir Postdoctoral Fellow at the Hebrew
University. His essays and translations have appeared in the Jerusalem
Report, Haaretz, Zeek and other publications. This article was written
for the Common Ground News Service (CGNews).

Source: Common Ground News Service (CGNews), 16 October
2012,

From: A. Papazian

ARMENIAN HABITAT WILL REPRESENT ITS PROGRAMS IN CALIFORNIA AND MICHIGAN

16:24, 17 October, 2012

Executive Director of “Habitat for Humanity: Armenia” Foundation Louiza
Vardanyan and Head of Development of Recourses Seda Arzoumanyan are
organizing different events and meetings with representatives of the
Armenian Community and the Church in States of California and Michigan
of the USA from October 14-28.

As the foundation informed “Armenpress” representatives of “Habitat
Armenia” initiated an action in Glendale, California where was
organized an event entitled “Build Houses in Armenia and Glendale,
Make a New Hope”.

In frames of the visit the representatives of the organization
introduced outstanding results of 12 years of “Habitat for Humanity”
activity in Armenia aimed to improve communal conditions of families
with low income via providing them with reasonable solutions. Present
programs of “Habitat Armenia” were represented and chances of
cooperation of the Church and Armenian community in frames of these
programs were under discussion.

During the meeting with members of branches of South California
Association and members of Glendale Municipality representatives of
“Habitat Armenia” introduced programs of the organization and their
future plans.

“Habitat Armenia” suggests cooperation to representatives of Armenian
Diaspora and is looking forward to upcoming meetings.

From: A. Papazian

ARMENIAN MIDFIELDER IN TURKISH FC’S LIMELIGHT

tert.am
17.10.12

Armenia’s international attacking midfielder, Henrikh Mkhitaryan,
is said to have appeared in the limelight of Turkey’s Galatasaray.

According to Ensonhaber.com, the football club seeks to enrich its
ranks with the “shining star”.

Galatasaray had earlier unveiled its intention to buy Real Madrid’s
Kaka.

From: A. Papazian

Anadolu Agency (AA), Turkey
October 15, 2012 Monday

Turkey-grounded Armenian plane takes off after cargo search

A Syria-bound Armenian plane took off from Turkey after Turkish
authorities concluded searching the cargo of the aircraft for possible
military equipment. ERZURUM Armenian plane Turkey cargo cargo Turkey
cargo Turkey Armenian plane cargo A Syria-bound took off on Monday
from after Turkish authorities concluded searching the of the aircraft
for possible military equipment, a local official told reporters.

The Antonov 12 aircraft of the Armenian airline Air Armenia made “a
technical landing” in ‘s eastern province of Erzurum in what the
Turkish officials had called “a routine procedure.” Turkish diplomatic
sources have said the Armenian aviation authorities had declared that
the plane carried humanitarian aid bound for Aleppo, Syria. Turkish
sources have said the Armenian company filed last week on Wednesday a
request to use the Turkish airspace, and that had granted the the
permission only on the condition that Turkish authorities searched the
.

Sources added that the grounding of the plane was a routine procedure
and it complied with the 1944 Chicago Convention on Civil Aviation.

The official said the humanitarian aid was sent by the Armenian government.

From: A. Papazian

The Financial, Georgia
Oct 16 2012

Hyatt Announces Plans for Hyatt Place Hotel in Republic of Armenia

The FINANCIAL — Hyatt Hotels Corporation announced that a Hyatt
affiliate has entered into an agreement with Ginekar Limited Liability
Company for a Hyatt Place hotel in Yerevan, the capital of Armenia.

Hyatt Place Yerevan is the third Hyatt Place hotel under development
in Europe, joining Hyatt Place Amsterdam Airport and Hyatt Place
Zurich Airport .

Slated to open in the spring of 2013, Hyatt Place Yerevan will offer
96 guestrooms, in addition to more than 1,300 sq ft (120.7 sq m) of
meeting space, an open market with made-to-order meals and snacks
around the clock, a restaurant offering breakfast, lunch and dinner; a
bar; a four-station e-room, and a well-equipped fitness center. As
Hyatt Hotels Corporation reported, the hotel will be located next to
Republic Square, the heart of Yerevan’s city center, and is in close
proximity to the Government House, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
the National Gallery, and Abovyan Street, the city’s main thoroughfare
with many boutiques, cafes and gift shops.

`We are pleased to introduce the Hyatt Place brand to a city that is
undergoing major commercial and development enhancements and
transformations,’ said Peter Norman, Senior Vice President –
Acquisitions and Development for Hyatt International – Europe, Africa,
Middle East) LLC. `The opening of Hyatt Place Yerevan will mark a
significant milestone for Hyatt as we begin to introduce the brand
worldwide.’ In addition to Hyatt Place Yerevan, two Hyatt Place hotels
are slated to open outside of the United States in 2012 in Hampi,
India and San Jose, Costa Rica.

`We are proud to develop the first Hyatt Place hotel in Armenia,’ said
Samvel Sargsyan, Chairman of the Board, Ginekar Limited Liability
Company. `The Hyatt Place brand is a unique and refreshing concept,
and we believe that this will be a very successful hotel serving
business and tourist visitors to the Armenian capital.’

Launched in 2006, Hyatt Place brings to the upscale select-service
hotel category the authentic hospitality for which Hyatt is known.
Inspired by multitasking travelers’ 24/7 lifestyle, Hyatt Place
combines stylish design and practical amenities with forward-thinking
technology and purposeful service. Hyatt Place hotels feature
complimentary Wi-Fi access and remote printing, a 24-hour StayFit
Hyatt fitness center, a coffee and wine bar serving specialty coffees
and premium wine, beer, and spirits, complimentary a.m. Kitchen
Skillet, featuring freshly prepared breakfast sandwiches and a Grab ‘n
Go case stocked with sandwiches and hand tossed salads. The Guest
Kitchen offers lunch and dinner entrées 24/7. Specially trained
Gallery Hosts offer assistance with everything from directions to
check-in to a freshly made meal. Spacious guestrooms are designed to
help guests perfectly blend their lifestyle of work and play,
featuring the Hyatt Grand Bed, Cozy Corner sofa sleeper, work center,
42 inch HDTV’s and the Hyatt Plug Panel media center.

From: A. Papazian