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TURKEY BELIEVES TO CREATE NEW ORDER WITH ARMENIA, AZERBAIJAN
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April 24 2009
Turkey
Turkish FM said they had been exerting intense efforts for the
normalization of relations between Turkey and Armenia as well as
Armenia and Azerbaijan.
Turkish foreign minister said Friday they had been exerting intense
efforts for the normalization of relations between Turkey and Armenia
as well as Armenia and Azerbaijan.
"We have a goal and we believe that it is attainable. We believe that
this is not a mere dream. Our task is not easy but we are moving
forward step by step just as in a chess play," Ali Babacan told an
Istanbul meeting of the Aspen Atlantic Group.
Babacan said solution of the issues between Turkey and Armenia,
and Armenia and Azerbaijan would create a new geopolitical order in
the Caucasus.
The Aspen Atlantic Group is a non-partisan initiative of former
serving North American and European foreign ministers. The group
seeks to develop concrete recommendations to help the two sides of
the Atlantic address common global challenges.
Also participating in the meeting as the coordinator of the group's
meeting in the Turkish capital, Ankara, former U.S. Secretary of State
Madeleine Albright said the meeting would address great many issues.
"We have specifically wanted to come to Turkey and take up many
fascinating and challenging issues," Albright said.
www.worldbulletin.net
April 24 2009
Turkey
Turkish FM said they had been exerting intense efforts for the
normalization of relations between Turkey and Armenia as well as
Armenia and Azerbaijan.
Turkish foreign minister said Friday they had been exerting intense
efforts for the normalization of relations between Turkey and Armenia
as well as Armenia and Azerbaijan.
"We have a goal and we believe that it is attainable. We believe that
this is not a mere dream. Our task is not easy but we are moving
forward step by step just as in a chess play," Ali Babacan told an
Istanbul meeting of the Aspen Atlantic Group.
Babacan said solution of the issues between Turkey and Armenia,
and Armenia and Azerbaijan would create a new geopolitical order in
the Caucasus.
The Aspen Atlantic Group is a non-partisan initiative of former
serving North American and European foreign ministers. The group
seeks to develop concrete recommendations to help the two sides of
the Atlantic address common global challenges.
Also participating in the meeting as the coordinator of the group's
meeting in the Turkish capital, Ankara, former U.S. Secretary of State
Madeleine Albright said the meeting would address great many issues.
"We have specifically wanted to come to Turkey and take up many
fascinating and challenging issues," Albright said.