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BAKU AND TBILISI AGAINST PACT OF STABILITY IN CAUCASUS
PanARMENIAN.Net
29.11.2006 13:30 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Azerbaijan and Georgia stand against the "Pact of
Stability in Caucasus", Milli Mejlis member Ganira Pashayeva said
adding that Baku and Tbilisi have numerous remarks and amendments to
the document being organized by Romanian parliamentarian Severenen.
"Azerbaijan and Georgia stand against the document since it contains
statements conflicting with national interests of these two states. The
report says, for example, that Azerbaijan and Armenia should cooperate
in the economic field along with the negotiation process and this
will create a positive atmosphere.
However Azerbaijan has no intention to cooperate with Armenia before
the settlement of the Nagorno Karabakh conflict. In her words, the
discussion of the report was expected at the PACE winter session but
it was postponed over the protests submitted by Azerbaijan and Georgia.
The session agenda does not include the report. It will probably put
on debate after the introduction of essential changes with Azerbaijan
and Georgia's consent," she resumed, reports Day.az.
PanARMENIAN.Net
29.11.2006 13:30 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Azerbaijan and Georgia stand against the "Pact of
Stability in Caucasus", Milli Mejlis member Ganira Pashayeva said
adding that Baku and Tbilisi have numerous remarks and amendments to
the document being organized by Romanian parliamentarian Severenen.
"Azerbaijan and Georgia stand against the document since it contains
statements conflicting with national interests of these two states. The
report says, for example, that Azerbaijan and Armenia should cooperate
in the economic field along with the negotiation process and this
will create a positive atmosphere.
However Azerbaijan has no intention to cooperate with Armenia before
the settlement of the Nagorno Karabakh conflict. In her words, the
discussion of the report was expected at the PACE winter session but
it was postponed over the protests submitted by Azerbaijan and Georgia.
The session agenda does not include the report. It will probably put
on debate after the introduction of essential changes with Azerbaijan
and Georgia's consent," she resumed, reports Day.az.