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ROMANIAN FM: "INEVITABILITY OF BORDERS AND TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY MEAN HOLY PRINCIPLES FOR US"
Today, Azerbaijan
Dec 8 2006
"Inevitability of borders immunity and territorial integrity mean
holy principles for Romania," stated Romanian Foreign Minister Mihai
Razvan Ungureanu.
Commenting on the forthcoming referendum in Karabakh and presidential
elections in the Trans Dniester region he pointed out that Bucharest's
attitude toward 'frozen conflicts' in former USSR is unchangeable.
He told APA's bureau that Romania's position stands to international
principles as inevitability of borders and territorial integrity.
Mihai Razvan Ungureanu said that the discussions in presidential,
foreign ministerial and experts' level are hopeful.
"We hope that the settlement of Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict is
optimistic. I came to this conclusion in Bucharest discussions. We
aspire to prtnership and pragmatism on European level," he said.
He touched upon the false presidential elections in Moldavian
Trans-Dniester region. "Even if I put on a 'king' emblem, it does
not mean that I am a real king," he said.
URL: http://www.today.az/news/politics/33706.html
Today, Azerbaijan
Dec 8 2006
"Inevitability of borders immunity and territorial integrity mean
holy principles for Romania," stated Romanian Foreign Minister Mihai
Razvan Ungureanu.
Commenting on the forthcoming referendum in Karabakh and presidential
elections in the Trans Dniester region he pointed out that Bucharest's
attitude toward 'frozen conflicts' in former USSR is unchangeable.
He told APA's bureau that Romania's position stands to international
principles as inevitability of borders and territorial integrity.
Mihai Razvan Ungureanu said that the discussions in presidential,
foreign ministerial and experts' level are hopeful.
"We hope that the settlement of Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict is
optimistic. I came to this conclusion in Bucharest discussions. We
aspire to prtnership and pragmatism on European level," he said.
He touched upon the false presidential elections in Moldavian
Trans-Dniester region. "Even if I put on a 'king' emblem, it does
not mean that I am a real king," he said.
URL: http://www.today.az/news/politics/33706.html