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    Interfax, Russia
    July 9 2009


    AZERBAIJAN, SYRIA CAN COOPERATE IN ECONOMY, POLITICS, KARABAKH ...



    Azeri-Syrian relations have vast prospects. The two countries are
    successfully cooperating at the UN and the Organization of the Islamic
    Conference (OIC), Azeri President Ilham Aliyev said after negotiations
    with Syrian President Bashar al-Asad in Baku on Wednesday.

    We have very good prospects in the economic sphere. The business forum
    planned for tomorrow will strengthen cooperation between the two
    business communities, he said.

    In the words of Aliyev, he told al-Asad about the current state of the
    Karabakh settlement negotiations impeded by Armenian unwillingness to
    meet international commitments, including four relations of the UN
    Security Council that demanded the unconditional Armenian pullout from
    the occupied territories.

    The Middle East conflict can be settled only on the basis of the
    liberation of all occupied territories, Syrian President Bashar
    al-Asad said.

    "There can be no concessions on our side. Naturally one cannot speak
    of peace in the Middle East without the return of occupied lands,"
    al-Asad said after the talks with Azeri President Ilham Aliyev in Baku
    on Wednesday.

    Speaking about Nargorno-Karabakh, al-Asad said that Azerbaijan's
    stance is based on international law and spoke for the speedy
    settlement of the conflict. He noted that Syria as a country having
    good relations with both sides to the conflict is ready to make its
    contribution to its settlement.

    Meanwhile, Aliyev said that Azeri-Syrian relations have good prospects
    and that the two countries successfully cooperate at the United
    Nations and the Organization of the Islamic Conference.
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