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    THE NKR DELEGATION IS RECEIVED IN THE USA CONGRESS

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    [05:04 pm] 29 June, 2006

    Yesterday Ashot Ghoulyan, the NKR NA Speaker and Georgi Petrosyan,
    the NKR Foreign Minister delivered speeches on the theme "the Karabakh
    conflict; Peace conditions" in the US Institute of Peace.

    Many diplomats, heads of military centers and organizations and
    the representatives of the Armenian community participated in the
    discussion. The Karabakh officials presented the NKR position on the
    Karabakh conflict settlement, referred to the historical background
    of the conflict and to the current phase of peaceful settlement. The
    NKR NA Speaker presented the legal and historic bases of the NKR
    proclamation and establishment underlying their compliance with
    international norms and experience. While speaking of the regional
    developments he noted that NKR realizes the interests of the USA
    and other countries in South Caucasus, and at the same time Karabakh
    expects them to realize its own interests.

    The NKR Foreign Minister focused on the current format of the
    negotiations which doesn't reflect the real picture of the conflict
    as the Azeri side refuses to negotiate with the NKR. In the same way,
    Azerbaijan distorted the possibility of the conflict legal settlement
    in 1988 by converting it into ethno-political conflict. At the end
    of their speech the NKR representatives answered the participants'
    questions.

    Further on the Karabakh delegation met with Congressman Nita
    Low member of Subcommittee on Foreign Operations of the House of
    Representatives. The delegates presented him the social-economic
    situation in the NKR, the democratic achievements of the country and
    the latest developments of the Karabakh conflict settlement.
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