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    ARMENIAN PRESIDENT CONDUCTS CONSTRUCTIVE POLICY IN KARABAKH CONFLICT SETTLEMENT ISSUE, HOVHANNES MARGARIAN SAYS

    Noyan Tapan
    Aug 3, 2009

    YEREVAN, AUGUST 3, NOYAN TAPAN. In the Karabakh conflict settlement
    issue, Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan is conducting a constructive
    policy, which is in line with the principles of Orinats Yerkir Party
    (OYP), the member of the RA Mational Assembly OYP faction Hovhannes
    Margarian said at the August 3 press conference.

    In his opinion, the Armenian president will not take any anti-Armenian
    steps in the Karabakh problem's resolution. According to H. Margarian,
    OYP attaches importance to 3 major principles regarding the Karabakh
    problem: the self-determination of Nagorno Karabakh, a direct land
    connection with Armenia, and the security guarantees by international
    structures. "The Armenian president is consistent in all these
    principles, and we defend and accept his policy," H. Margarian
    declared.

    As regards possible mutual concessions, he found it difficult to make
    comments as it is not clear what will be conceded in return for what
    concessions. "It is difficult for me to say what should be conceded,
    but I am convinced that whatever decision Armenian president takes,
    it will proceed from the interests of the peoples of the Nagorno
    Karabakh Republic and Armenia," H. Margarian said. He added that Serzh
    Sargsyan is doing everything to find such a solution to the Karabakh
    problem which would be in favor and to the benefit of the nation.

    Speaking about the process of normalizing the Armenian-Turkish
    relations, H. Margarian said the Armenian president has clearly stated
    in case of what conditions he will leave for Turkey so it remains to
    wait for Turkey's return step.
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