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April 22 2006
Armenia and Azerbaijan should reach joint agreement on
Nagorno-Karabakh - Peter Semnebi
Source: Trend
Author: R. Abdullayev
22.04.2006
There is some animation felt in the Nagorno-Karabakh resolution
problem after the talks between Azerbaijani and Armenian presidents
in Rambui (France). Both sides have to reach a joint agreement and
only after that Brussels will be ready to help, the EU special envoy
to South Caucasus, Peter Semnebi told at the press-conference in Baku
on April 22,Trend reports.
EU will take the significant part in the conflict resolution issues,
he assured.
`EU has necessary levers to render assistance,' Semnebi said, adding
that EU potential of developing closer ties with the South Caucasian
states is not fully used exactly due to such conflicts.
He reminded that in comparison to his predecessor, Heikki Talvitie,
his mandate has been expanded in order to sustain the peaceful
resolution of the conflict. `This again proves how interested EU is
in peaceful resolution,' he concluded.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
April 22 2006
Armenia and Azerbaijan should reach joint agreement on
Nagorno-Karabakh - Peter Semnebi
Source: Trend
Author: R. Abdullayev
22.04.2006
There is some animation felt in the Nagorno-Karabakh resolution
problem after the talks between Azerbaijani and Armenian presidents
in Rambui (France). Both sides have to reach a joint agreement and
only after that Brussels will be ready to help, the EU special envoy
to South Caucasus, Peter Semnebi told at the press-conference in Baku
on April 22,Trend reports.
EU will take the significant part in the conflict resolution issues,
he assured.
`EU has necessary levers to render assistance,' Semnebi said, adding
that EU potential of developing closer ties with the South Caucasian
states is not fully used exactly due to such conflicts.
He reminded that in comparison to his predecessor, Heikki Talvitie,
his mandate has been expanded in order to sustain the peaceful
resolution of the conflict. `This again proves how interested EU is
in peaceful resolution,' he concluded.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress