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AZERBAIJANI FOREIGN MINISTER ELMAR MAMEDYAROV THINKS THERE IS A GOOD
CHANCE FOR A BURSTING IN THE KARABAKH CONFLICT
YEREVAN, APRIL 15. ARMINFO. Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Elmar
Mamedyarov thinks there is a good chance for a bursting in the
Karabakh conflict as the Prague process has justified itself.
Minister Mamedyarov told Russian journalists, Trend agency reports.
"The agreements we have reached at least allowed us to agree on the
format of negotiations. That is why, we expect Russia, our friend,
partner, neighbor, as well as a co-chair-state of the process, wherein
the U.S. and France also participate, to intensify the efforts for the
conflict's settlement. At present, it become clear to everyone that if
we keep looking at the past, it will be very difficult to think of
future. I think it is clear to those in Moscow, in Baku, and I hope
those in Yerevan share this opinion as well," Mamedyarov
said. "Today's work has changed, but it turns our that we continue
looking at it from the positions of Yalta 1945. Threats and challenges
to the international community are quite different now. The
international community member-states should take into account the
idea of integration and the new code of mutual understanding in
international relations. Kalashnikov automatic gun does not help
solving problems, it just aggravates them. The methods when state
borders could be just drawn on paper with a red pencil have passed,"
the minister said.
To note, Armenian and Azerbaijani foreign ministers will meet with
OSCE MG co- chairmen in London today.
CHANCE FOR A BURSTING IN THE KARABAKH CONFLICT
YEREVAN, APRIL 15. ARMINFO. Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Elmar
Mamedyarov thinks there is a good chance for a bursting in the
Karabakh conflict as the Prague process has justified itself.
Minister Mamedyarov told Russian journalists, Trend agency reports.
"The agreements we have reached at least allowed us to agree on the
format of negotiations. That is why, we expect Russia, our friend,
partner, neighbor, as well as a co-chair-state of the process, wherein
the U.S. and France also participate, to intensify the efforts for the
conflict's settlement. At present, it become clear to everyone that if
we keep looking at the past, it will be very difficult to think of
future. I think it is clear to those in Moscow, in Baku, and I hope
those in Yerevan share this opinion as well," Mamedyarov
said. "Today's work has changed, but it turns our that we continue
looking at it from the positions of Yalta 1945. Threats and challenges
to the international community are quite different now. The
international community member-states should take into account the
idea of integration and the new code of mutual understanding in
international relations. Kalashnikov automatic gun does not help
solving problems, it just aggravates them. The methods when state
borders could be just drawn on paper with a red pencil have passed,"
the minister said.
To note, Armenian and Azerbaijani foreign ministers will meet with
OSCE MG co- chairmen in London today.