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    HEADS OF DELEGATIONS MAKE A JOINT STATEMENT ON KARABAKH

    Aysor
    Dec 2 2009
    Armenia

    Armenia's Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandyan, Azerbaijan's Foreign
    Minister Elmar Mamedyarov, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov,
    France's Minister for Foreign Affairs Bernard Kouchner, and U.S.

    Deputy Secretary of State James Steinberg have made a joint statement
    on Karabakh conflict in Athens.

    "Chiefs of the delegations of the OSCE Minsk Group member states,
    Sergey Lavrov (Russia), Bernard Kouchner (France), Deputy Secretary
    of State James Steinberg (U.S.) met with Armenia's Foreign Minister
    Edward Nalbandyan and Azerbaijan's Foreign Minister Elmar Mamedyarov
    on December 1 2009, in Athens," said in statement.

    "The five officials applied to obligations signed in the Moscow
    Declaration of 2008 and the Helsinki OSCE Ministerial Statement. The
    five officials stressed this year's positive trends of the six meetings
    between Armenian and Azerbaijani Presidents. The five officials believe
    the growing number of meetings between the parties contributed to
    moving forward the basic principles of peaceful settlement of the
    Karabakh conflict which were proposed on November 29 2007 in Madrid.

    "Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, France's Minister for Foreign
    Affairs Bernard Kouchner, and U.S. Deputy Secretary of State James
    Steinberg said the chairing countries are ready to support Armenian
    and Azerbaijani leaders to finish the process of normalisation and
    coordination of the fundamental principles. These officials call on
    the negotiating sides to complete the works as soon as possible in
    accordance with the three-president-made statement on Karabakh at G8
    Summit in AkvilÄ-, on July 10.

    "These officials stress that the agreement on the fundamental
    principles will became a basis for the framework of the establishing
    peace, stability and well-being in the region.

    "Armenia's Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandyan, Azerbaijan's Foreign
    Minister Elmar Mamedyarov said had reached progress in talks on
    the common approaches around the settlements of the fundamental
    principles. These officials said are ready to complete the works on
    the fundamental principles in conformity with three-president-made
    statement on Karabakh at G8 Summit in AkvilÄ-.

    "Armenia's Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandyan, Azerbaijan's Foreign
    Minister Elmar Mamedyarov confirmed the two counties are ready to
    work hard at unsolved issues, to reach an agreement, particularly
    in relation with the signed in the Helsinki Final Act principles of
    sovereign equality, respect for the rights inherent in sovereignty,
    territorial integrity of States, and refraining from the threat or
    use of force."
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