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KEY DOCUMENTS ON KARABAKH ISSUED AS COLLECTION
PanARMENIAN.Net
14.09.2006 18:17 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ A collection of reports on the Karabakh issue made
during parliamentary hearings March 29-30, 2005 was issued. In the
words of National Assembly's Foreign Relations Committee Chairman
Armen Rustamyan, the Commission also included its conclusions, which
contain concepts for settlement of the problem. The book was a first
attempt to bring together all the key documents concerning the issue.
Rustamyan called on political forces to adopt a joint political
document based on the views expressed during the parliamentary
hearings, noting that such document would be significant if a broad
agreement is reached around the statements made in that document. In
his words, appearance of the collection will allow Armenia having a
united position in international organizations.
Foreign Minister Oskanian, in turn, said that while views expressed
in the collection may differ from each other, what unites them is that
they all admit the right of the Karabakh people to self-determination.
"With this book we send a message to Azerbaijan and the international
community that our society is united on this issue," Oskanian said,
reports the Yerkir.
PanARMENIAN.Net
14.09.2006 18:17 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ A collection of reports on the Karabakh issue made
during parliamentary hearings March 29-30, 2005 was issued. In the
words of National Assembly's Foreign Relations Committee Chairman
Armen Rustamyan, the Commission also included its conclusions, which
contain concepts for settlement of the problem. The book was a first
attempt to bring together all the key documents concerning the issue.
Rustamyan called on political forces to adopt a joint political
document based on the views expressed during the parliamentary
hearings, noting that such document would be significant if a broad
agreement is reached around the statements made in that document. In
his words, appearance of the collection will allow Armenia having a
united position in international organizations.
Foreign Minister Oskanian, in turn, said that while views expressed
in the collection may differ from each other, what unites them is that
they all admit the right of the Karabakh people to self-determination.
"With this book we send a message to Azerbaijan and the international
community that our society is united on this issue," Oskanian said,
reports the Yerkir.