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Armenian authorities lack political will for Karabakh settlement - ex-speaker
Mediamax news agency
12 May 04
Yerevan, 12 May: Armenian National Assembly ex-speaker, head of Armat
non-governmental [socio-political] organization, Babken Ararktsyan,
said that Armenian authorities lack political will necessary for the
settlement of the Nagornyy Karabakh conflict.
Speaking in the National Press Club (NPC) today, Babken Ararktsyan
said that "10 years of truce in the Karabakhi conflict zone is a big
achievement for all the confronting sides, but at present Azerbaijan
is the master of the situation and it does not stop talking about
the occupation of its territories in the part of Armenia," Mediamax
reports.
The ex-speaker expressed dissatisfaction with the fact that "Armenian
authorities' current policy has brought about a situation when the
Karabakhi conflict is being treated as a territorial quarrel between
Armenia and Azerbaijan, though the main thing here is the Nagornyy
Karabakh's people self-determination."
Babken Ararktsyan also said that today, Armenia's positions in the
negotiating process are not very strong "as the legitimacy of the
country's leadership is under doubt."
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
Mediamax news agency
12 May 04
Yerevan, 12 May: Armenian National Assembly ex-speaker, head of Armat
non-governmental [socio-political] organization, Babken Ararktsyan,
said that Armenian authorities lack political will necessary for the
settlement of the Nagornyy Karabakh conflict.
Speaking in the National Press Club (NPC) today, Babken Ararktsyan
said that "10 years of truce in the Karabakhi conflict zone is a big
achievement for all the confronting sides, but at present Azerbaijan
is the master of the situation and it does not stop talking about
the occupation of its territories in the part of Armenia," Mediamax
reports.
The ex-speaker expressed dissatisfaction with the fact that "Armenian
authorities' current policy has brought about a situation when the
Karabakhi conflict is being treated as a territorial quarrel between
Armenia and Azerbaijan, though the main thing here is the Nagornyy
Karabakh's people self-determination."
Babken Ararktsyan also said that today, Armenia's positions in the
negotiating process are not very strong "as the legitimacy of the
country's leadership is under doubt."
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress