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  • BAKU: Mammdayarov: Difficult To Expect New Offers On The NK Conflict

    Today, Azerbaijan
    April 22 2006

    Elmar Mammdayarov: "It is difficult to expect any new offers on the
    NK conflict in Washington"

    22 April 2006 [16:30] - Today.Az

    New proposals are unlikely to be heard during Washington's
    discussions on resolution of Armenian-Azeri conflict.


    "Positions of Azerbaijan on which we were standing on last 15 years
    remain the same. We always stated and keep stating that the problem
    shall be resolved in compliance with the international law and
    resolutions issued by UN Security Council and OSCE. There is no doubt
    that if we want to resolve the conflict once and for all, the
    resolution shall be based on legislation alone. Arbitrators are
    trying to find contact points to get us closer," Trend reports
    quoting Azeri Foreign Minister Elmar Mammadyarov, who was speaking in
    Moscow commenting the forthcoming official visit of Azeri President
    to the USA.

    Speaking on self-determination of Nagorno-Karabakh population,
    Mamedyarov said it didn't imply any breach of territorial integrity
    of Azerbaijan. "Self-determination of nation or a national minority
    is performed under the territorial integrity, and Azerbaijan, in
    turn, is eager to provide the highest level of autonomy to Armenian
    minority within Nagorno Karabakh. This practice is well-known and is
    utilized worldwide," Foreign Minister said.

    Mammadyarov said also of a broad range of issues regarding mutual
    cooperation, as well as international and regional development, to be
    spoken of during the forthcoming visit of Azeri president Ilham
    Aliyev to the USA. The minister said one of the main topics would be
    conflict resolution on Caucasus. During the visit presidents will
    also speak of power security, fight against international terrorism
    and Azerbaijan's participation in anti-terrorist coalition.


    URL: http://www.today.az/news/politics/25443.html

    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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