Tweet
Matthew Bryza: The date of meeting of Armenian and Azerbaijani Presidents not set so far
ArmRadio.am
13.07.2006 13:00
The exact date of the meeting of Armenian and Azerbaijani presidents
has not been set so far, US Co-Chair of the OSCE Minsk Group Matthew
Bryza declared, Day.az. reports.
In his words, the OSCE Minsk Group Co-Chairs are waiting for the
initiative of the conflicting sides. In response to the question about
the reasons of publicizing the details of the negotiations without
considering the opinions of the conflicting parties, Mr. Bryza said he
did not do that at his own initiative. This was the decision of the
Co-Chairs. Bryza noted also that not all the details of the process
have been made public, only some elements discussed during the talks
were presented to public discussion.
"We are waiting for the reaction of the Presidents. I declare,
however, that the potential of the negotiations process has not been
exhausted. We are anticipating the guidance of the Presidents. They
should prompt us in which direction we must work in the future." The
American Co-Chair did not rule out that the Nagorno-Karabakh issue
might be discussed at the G8 summit to open in Saint Petersburg.
ArmRadio.am
13.07.2006 13:00
The exact date of the meeting of Armenian and Azerbaijani presidents
has not been set so far, US Co-Chair of the OSCE Minsk Group Matthew
Bryza declared, Day.az. reports.
In his words, the OSCE Minsk Group Co-Chairs are waiting for the
initiative of the conflicting sides. In response to the question about
the reasons of publicizing the details of the negotiations without
considering the opinions of the conflicting parties, Mr. Bryza said he
did not do that at his own initiative. This was the decision of the
Co-Chairs. Bryza noted also that not all the details of the process
have been made public, only some elements discussed during the talks
were presented to public discussion.
"We are waiting for the reaction of the Presidents. I declare,
however, that the potential of the negotiations process has not been
exhausted. We are anticipating the guidance of the Presidents. They
should prompt us in which direction we must work in the future." The
American Co-Chair did not rule out that the Nagorno-Karabakh issue
might be discussed at the G8 summit to open in Saint Petersburg.