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  • BAKU: Withdrawal Of Armenian Troops From Occupied Azerbaijani Territ

    WITHDRAWAL OF ARMENIAN TROOPS FROM OCCUPIED AZERBAIJANI TERRITORIES IN LIMITED TIMEFRAME COULD BE KEY TO RESOLVING THE NAGORNO-KARABAKH CONFLICT: FM

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    http://www.today.az/news/politics/57879. html
    Dec 2 2009
    Azerbaijan

    "Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict over Nagorno Karabakh still remains
    a main source of unstable development in the region and obstacle
    to its integration into Europe," Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Elmar
    Mammadyarov said in his speech at the 17th meeting of OSCE Ministerial
    Council.

    The minister said 20 percent of Azerbaijan's territories are under
    the occupation, one million Azerbaijanis have become refuges and IDPs,
    cultural and historical monuments have been destroyed as a result of
    the conflict.

    The minister noted that this year the negotiations on peaceful solution
    of the conflict were intensified which further deepened discussions
    over the outstanding matters.

    "I'd like to note a positive dynamics in the last negotiations. Along
    with the parties, the co-chairs also demonstrate activity. Azerbaijan
    pursues a constructive policy aimed at establishing normal relations
    between Azerbaijani and Armenian communities of Nagorno Karabakh region
    of Azerbaijan. The relations to be established between the communities
    would will help normalize relations between Azerbaijan and Armenia,
    too," the minister added.

    The minister noted that Nagorno-Karabakh's self determination within
    Azerbaijan would enable to resolve the conflict soon and eliminate
    tension in the region.

    "Withdrawal of Armenian troops from occupied Azerbaijani territories
    in limited timeframe could be key to resolving the Nagorno-Karabakh
    conflict and development in the region," the minister said.
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