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Main goal is Armenia's ties with neighbours - European envoy
Arminfo
3 Jul 04
YEREVAN
"I am here not to comment on the Karabakh issue or Armenian President
Robert Kocharyan's speech but to boost interparliamentary cooperation
between Armenia and other member states of the Parliamentary Assembly
of the Council of Europe [PACE], PACE Secretary-General Bruno Haller
said, asked by an Arminfo correspondent to comment on the Armenian
president's speech at the fifth summer session of PACE in Strasbourg.
"My intention is to focus on international cooperation between Armenia
and its neighbours - Georgia, Azerbaijan and why not Turkey. This is
the main goal of my visit, he said. It is the PACE political committee
that is currently dealing with the Nagornyy Karabakh issue, and
European MPs will be able to familiarize themselves with the essence
of this problem after the submission of a special report.
Speaking about the process of fulfilling Armenia's commitments to the
Council of Europe, Haller expressed his hope that the final version of
the monitoring report will be drafted and submitted for consideration
by October this year. Armenia will have time to do its best to ensure
that the report is positive.
[Passage omitted: Minor details]
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
Arminfo
3 Jul 04
YEREVAN
"I am here not to comment on the Karabakh issue or Armenian President
Robert Kocharyan's speech but to boost interparliamentary cooperation
between Armenia and other member states of the Parliamentary Assembly
of the Council of Europe [PACE], PACE Secretary-General Bruno Haller
said, asked by an Arminfo correspondent to comment on the Armenian
president's speech at the fifth summer session of PACE in Strasbourg.
"My intention is to focus on international cooperation between Armenia
and its neighbours - Georgia, Azerbaijan and why not Turkey. This is
the main goal of my visit, he said. It is the PACE political committee
that is currently dealing with the Nagornyy Karabakh issue, and
European MPs will be able to familiarize themselves with the essence
of this problem after the submission of a special report.
Speaking about the process of fulfilling Armenia's commitments to the
Council of Europe, Haller expressed his hope that the final version of
the monitoring report will be drafted and submitted for consideration
by October this year. Armenia will have time to do its best to ensure
that the report is positive.
[Passage omitted: Minor details]
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress