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    COOPERATION WITH NATO IS ONE OF MOST IMPORTANT ELEMENTS OF ARMENIA'S FOREIGN POLICY

    NOYAN TAPAN
    APRIL 28, 2009
    YEREVAN

    RA President Serzh Sargsyan receiving Ambassador, NATO Deputy
    Secretary General Claudio Bisogniero on April 28, said that the
    European direction remains one of the priorities of Armenia's foreign
    policy, and cooperation with NATO is one of its most important
    elements. He considered cooperation with NATO within the framework
    of the Partnership for Peace program as a component of Armenia's
    national security.

    Claudio Bisogniero, in his turn, said that they are content with the
    progress recorded in various spheres of NATO-Armenia partnership so
    far. He highly assessed the reforms carried out in the defence sphere,
    as well as Armenia's participation in a number of programs implemented
    within the framework of NATO, in particular, in the directions of
    fighting international terrorism, peacekeeing mission, and others.

    According to the report of the RA President's Press Office,
    the interlocutors also exchanged thoughts over issues of ensuring
    security and stability in the region. S. Sargsyan considered important
    settlement of current conflicts and problems for improving the
    security environment.

    C. Bisogniero said that NATO welcomes the Armenian-Turkish dialogue
    and progress recorded in that direction. As to the Nagorno Karabakh
    settlement, he said that though NATO is not directly involved in that
    process, it attentively follows those developments and welcomes any
    effort that will lead to problem's peaceful solution.

    The sides held the same opinion that the conflict should be solved
    in accordance with all principles of international law: no principle
    can dominate or work at the expense of another.
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