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| 18:56:06 | 15-09-2005 | Politics |
NKR PARLIAMENT PASSED LAWS
The recurrent sitting of the NKR National Assembly was held on September 14.
The agenda consisted of 20 items.
According to a report of the NKR parliament's press service, the deputies
approved the draft bills `On Consular Service' and `On International
Treaties' submitted by Foreign Minister Arman Melikyan.
When commenting on the possibility of joining of the International Crisis
Group (ICG) to the Karabakh conflict settlement process Arman Melikyan said
that the proposals made by the ICG maintain some elements negative for the
Karabakh party. The MInsiter also pointed out to the fact that in the report
issued by the Group the Karabakh conflict is presented as a conflict between
Armenia and Azerbaijan.
At that the NKR FM noted that the ICG respects the sovereignty of Nagorno
Karabakh and its aspiration for international recognition.
Arman Melikyan also informed that in the near future Karabakh will express
attitude to the report.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
| 18:56:06 | 15-09-2005 | Politics |
NKR PARLIAMENT PASSED LAWS
The recurrent sitting of the NKR National Assembly was held on September 14.
The agenda consisted of 20 items.
According to a report of the NKR parliament's press service, the deputies
approved the draft bills `On Consular Service' and `On International
Treaties' submitted by Foreign Minister Arman Melikyan.
When commenting on the possibility of joining of the International Crisis
Group (ICG) to the Karabakh conflict settlement process Arman Melikyan said
that the proposals made by the ICG maintain some elements negative for the
Karabakh party. The MInsiter also pointed out to the fact that in the report
issued by the Group the Karabakh conflict is presented as a conflict between
Armenia and Azerbaijan.
At that the NKR FM noted that the ICG respects the sovereignty of Nagorno
Karabakh and its aspiration for international recognition.
Arman Melikyan also informed that in the near future Karabakh will express
attitude to the report.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress