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ILHAM ALIYEV: "WE BELIEVE THAT TURKEY WILL NOT OPEN BORDERS WITH ARMENIA BEFORE THE SETTLEMENT OF NAGORNO KARABAKH CONFLICT"
APA
July 14 2009
Azerbaijan
Baku - APA. "Azerbaijan does nit interfere in the negotiations between
Turkey and Armenia, but it believes that Ankara will keep its promise
to open the borders with Armenia only after the solution to Nagorno
Karabakh conflict", President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev said during
his visit to the United Kingdom, APA reports quoting ITAR-TASS.
President Aliyev said Azerbaijan pursued the policy of non-interference
in the internal affairs of other countries, including neighbor
countries. "We are loyal to this policy in the attitude regarding
the contacts between Ankara and Yerevan. Azerbaijan has its national
interests and the first of those interests is the peaceful restoration
of the territorial integrity of the country. We are thankful to Turkey
for its support of our positions. We consider that Ankara will keep
its promise and Armenia-Turkey borders will not be opened before the
settlement of the Nagorno Karabakh conflict".
APA
July 14 2009
Azerbaijan
Baku - APA. "Azerbaijan does nit interfere in the negotiations between
Turkey and Armenia, but it believes that Ankara will keep its promise
to open the borders with Armenia only after the solution to Nagorno
Karabakh conflict", President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev said during
his visit to the United Kingdom, APA reports quoting ITAR-TASS.
President Aliyev said Azerbaijan pursued the policy of non-interference
in the internal affairs of other countries, including neighbor
countries. "We are loyal to this policy in the attitude regarding
the contacts between Ankara and Yerevan. Azerbaijan has its national
interests and the first of those interests is the peaceful restoration
of the territorial integrity of the country. We are thankful to Turkey
for its support of our positions. We consider that Ankara will keep
its promise and Armenia-Turkey borders will not be opened before the
settlement of the Nagorno Karabakh conflict".