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EDVARD NALBANDIAN AND MATTHEW BRYZA DISCUSSED ARMENIAN-TURKISH RELATIONS
DE FACTO
15.09.08
YEREVAN, 15.09.08. DE FACTO. The issues referring to Karabakh
conflict's peaceful settlement, situation in the region and
Armenian-Turkish relations were discussed on September 13, at the RA
FM Edvard Nalbandian's meeting with the OSCE Minsk group Co-Chair,
Assistant to the U. S. State Secretary Matthew Bryza.
According to the RA MFA Press Office, touching on the latest
developments around Armenian-Turkish relations Edvard Nalbandian said
Armenian party positively estimated Turkish President Abdullah Gul's
visit to Yerevan, which had become a serious stimulus to initiate
a dialogue.
Commenting on Turkey's initiative on building Stability and Cooperation
Platform in Caucasus, the RA FM noted that Armenia welcomed steps
targeted at strengthening confidence and development of cooperation
in the region.
On the guest's request RA FM presented the results of his visit
to Georgia.
Edvard Nalbandian and Matthew Bryza also discussed a number of regional
and international issues.
DE FACTO
15.09.08
YEREVAN, 15.09.08. DE FACTO. The issues referring to Karabakh
conflict's peaceful settlement, situation in the region and
Armenian-Turkish relations were discussed on September 13, at the RA
FM Edvard Nalbandian's meeting with the OSCE Minsk group Co-Chair,
Assistant to the U. S. State Secretary Matthew Bryza.
According to the RA MFA Press Office, touching on the latest
developments around Armenian-Turkish relations Edvard Nalbandian said
Armenian party positively estimated Turkish President Abdullah Gul's
visit to Yerevan, which had become a serious stimulus to initiate
a dialogue.
Commenting on Turkey's initiative on building Stability and Cooperation
Platform in Caucasus, the RA FM noted that Armenia welcomed steps
targeted at strengthening confidence and development of cooperation
in the region.
On the guest's request RA FM presented the results of his visit
to Georgia.
Edvard Nalbandian and Matthew Bryza also discussed a number of regional
and international issues.