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OSCE LEADER TO CONVEY "ALIYEV'S FRANK VERBAL MESSAGE" TO KOCHARIAN
Pan Armenian News
06.09.2005 03:33
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ OSCE Chairman-in-Office, Slovenian Foreign Minister
Dimitrij Rupel will convey "a very frank verbal message of Azeri
President Ilham Aliyev" to Armenian President Robert Kocharian in the
course of their today's meeting. Mr. Rupel stated it after a meeting
with NKR President Arkady Ghukasyan late last night. In the words of
the OSCE Chairman-in-Office, who had arrived in Yerevan, the solution
of the Karabakh problem should be found as a result of conciliation
of two principles: territorial integrity and people's right to
self-determination. D. Rupel noted that "the details that should be
discussed in the course of the talks are the point." A. Ghukasyan's
conversation with D. Rupel continued longer than it was planned before,
which in the NKR President's words evidences the OSCE interest toward
the NKR authorities' stand. He called the OSCE Chairman-in-Office
visiting the region twice an unprecedented fact. "This evidences
desire to facilitate the process and speed it up," A. Ghukasyan stated,
reported Mediamax.
Pan Armenian News
06.09.2005 03:33
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ OSCE Chairman-in-Office, Slovenian Foreign Minister
Dimitrij Rupel will convey "a very frank verbal message of Azeri
President Ilham Aliyev" to Armenian President Robert Kocharian in the
course of their today's meeting. Mr. Rupel stated it after a meeting
with NKR President Arkady Ghukasyan late last night. In the words of
the OSCE Chairman-in-Office, who had arrived in Yerevan, the solution
of the Karabakh problem should be found as a result of conciliation
of two principles: territorial integrity and people's right to
self-determination. D. Rupel noted that "the details that should be
discussed in the course of the talks are the point." A. Ghukasyan's
conversation with D. Rupel continued longer than it was planned before,
which in the NKR President's words evidences the OSCE interest toward
the NKR authorities' stand. He called the OSCE Chairman-in-Office
visiting the region twice an unprecedented fact. "This evidences
desire to facilitate the process and speed it up," A. Ghukasyan stated,
reported Mediamax.