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Trend News Agency, Azerbaijan
Feb 21 2008
Turkey Supports Liberation of Azerbaijani Occupied Territories -
Turkish Foreign Minister
21.02.08 10:38
Russia, Moscow, 21 February / Trend News corr. R.Agayev / Turkey
supports the liberation of Azerbaijani occupied territories by the
Armenian Armed Forces and believes it to be necessary for the
immediate implementation of the UN Security Council resolutions, Ali
Babajan, the Turkish Foreign Minister, stated to Trend during a press
conference on the results of his visit to the Russian Federation.
The Turkish Minister said that Turkey supports the Minsk Group
process to settle the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict over
Nagorno-Karabakh. `Our country demonstrates its concrete position in
connection with the settlement of the so-called frozen conflicts in
the South Caucasus. The Nagorno-Karabakh problem is also a frozen
conflict,' Babajan stated.
The Minister noted that Turkey describes relations between Azerbaijan
and Turkey as two amicable and brotherly countries with ties between
both countries being on a very high level.
Feb 21 2008
Turkey Supports Liberation of Azerbaijani Occupied Territories -
Turkish Foreign Minister
21.02.08 10:38
Russia, Moscow, 21 February / Trend News corr. R.Agayev / Turkey
supports the liberation of Azerbaijani occupied territories by the
Armenian Armed Forces and believes it to be necessary for the
immediate implementation of the UN Security Council resolutions, Ali
Babajan, the Turkish Foreign Minister, stated to Trend during a press
conference on the results of his visit to the Russian Federation.
The Turkish Minister said that Turkey supports the Minsk Group
process to settle the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict over
Nagorno-Karabakh. `Our country demonstrates its concrete position in
connection with the settlement of the so-called frozen conflicts in
the South Caucasus. The Nagorno-Karabakh problem is also a frozen
conflict,' Babajan stated.
The Minister noted that Turkey describes relations between Azerbaijan
and Turkey as two amicable and brotherly countries with ties between
both countries being on a very high level.