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    DECISION TO MEET AZERBAIJANI AND ARMENIAN PRESIDENTS NOT FINALISED - RUSSIAN CO-CHAIR OF OSCE MG
    Author: E.Huseynov

    TREND Information, Azerbaijan
    Nov 2 2006

    No decision has been made as yet for the next meeting of the
    Azerbaijani and Armenian Presidents, the Russian Co-chair of the OSCE
    Minsk Group, Yuri Merzlyakov, stated at his interview with Trend,
    commenting on the statement of a possible meeting of the presidents
    within the November 28 Summit of Commonwealth of Independent States
    (CIS).

    According to him, organizing the meeting of the President of
    Azerbaijan, Ilham Aliyev, and President of Armenia, Robert Kocharyan,
    was discussed on 24 October in Paris during the consultations of
    Minsk Group Co-chairs with the Azerbaijani and Armenian Foreign
    Ministers. But as yet no decision has been made. On 14 November, the
    next round of consolations between the mediators and ministers will
    take place in Brussels and a decision may then be made, Merzlyakov
    added. In addition, the date of the next visit of co-chairs to the
    region will be agreed on 14 November.

    Answering the question: "were the ways of regulating the
    Nagorno-Karabakh conflict discussed at the recent meeting of the
    Armenian and Russian Presidents in Moscow and will this issue be
    discussed during the expecting visit of the Azerbaijani President
    Ilham Aliyev to Moscow?", Merzlyakov replied that "The Karabakh topic
    is one of the blocks of the negotiations and is always of interest".

    Touching up on the upcoming talks between the Presidents of Azerbaijan
    Ilham Aliyev and Russia Vladimir Putin in Moscow, he stressed that is
    a bilateral visit, but is not linked only with Nagorno-Karabakh talks.
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