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Public Radio, Armenia
Nov 10 2006
Bogdan Borusewicz: The Karabakh conflict should be resolved based on
principles of international law
10.11.2006 13:47
`There is contradiction between two principles of settlement of the
Karabakh conflict. The first one is the principle of territorial
integrity. The second is the right of self-determination of peoples.
The conflict should be resolved based on the combination of these two
principles,' Polish Senate Marshal Bogdan Borusewicz said in a press
conference in Baku.
`Poland is not party to the conflict, and I'm not a representative of
any of the sides. But I think that this conflict should be resolved
in a peaceful way, and the only possibility of the settlement of the
conflict is adherence to the provisions set by the OSCE Minsk Group.
The Group has correctly determined the steps that need to be taken
for the resolution of the conflict,' added the Polish Senate Marshal.
Bogdan Borusewicz repeated the suggestion he made in Yerevan earlier
this week, when he had declared that Poland is ready to act as a
mediator to reduce the tension between Turkey and Armenia.
Nov 10 2006
Bogdan Borusewicz: The Karabakh conflict should be resolved based on
principles of international law
10.11.2006 13:47
`There is contradiction between two principles of settlement of the
Karabakh conflict. The first one is the principle of territorial
integrity. The second is the right of self-determination of peoples.
The conflict should be resolved based on the combination of these two
principles,' Polish Senate Marshal Bogdan Borusewicz said in a press
conference in Baku.
`Poland is not party to the conflict, and I'm not a representative of
any of the sides. But I think that this conflict should be resolved
in a peaceful way, and the only possibility of the settlement of the
conflict is adherence to the provisions set by the OSCE Minsk Group.
The Group has correctly determined the steps that need to be taken
for the resolution of the conflict,' added the Polish Senate Marshal.
Bogdan Borusewicz repeated the suggestion he made in Yerevan earlier
this week, when he had declared that Poland is ready to act as a
mediator to reduce the tension between Turkey and Armenia.