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RA Foreign Minister, EU Special Representative discuss a number of
regional issues
armradio.am
14.01.2008 14:59
January 14 RA Foreign Minister Vartan Oskanian met with the EU Special
Representative for the South Caucasus Peter Semenby.
At the beginning of the meeting Mr. Semneby presented his assessment of
the post-election developments in Georgia, noting that the European
Union expressed its position with a statement and continues to follow
the developments in the country. The interlocutors attached importance
to the reinforcement of stability in Georgia as a guarantee of the
country's development, as well as the continuity of regional programs.
The parties also turned to the presidential elections in Armenia,
underlining that the conduct of the elections corresponding to
international standards will promote the deepening of cooperation with
the European Union.
The parties exchanged views on the negotiations on Karabakh settlement,
discussed the ways of EU involvement in the normalization of
Armenian-Turkish relations, other regional issues.
regional issues
armradio.am
14.01.2008 14:59
January 14 RA Foreign Minister Vartan Oskanian met with the EU Special
Representative for the South Caucasus Peter Semenby.
At the beginning of the meeting Mr. Semneby presented his assessment of
the post-election developments in Georgia, noting that the European
Union expressed its position with a statement and continues to follow
the developments in the country. The interlocutors attached importance
to the reinforcement of stability in Georgia as a guarantee of the
country's development, as well as the continuity of regional programs.
The parties also turned to the presidential elections in Armenia,
underlining that the conduct of the elections corresponding to
international standards will promote the deepening of cooperation with
the European Union.
The parties exchanged views on the negotiations on Karabakh settlement,
discussed the ways of EU involvement in the normalization of
Armenian-Turkish relations, other regional issues.