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NO TRILATERAL MEETING BETWEEN THE PRESIDENTS OF ARMENIA, AZERBAIJAN AND TURKEY EXPECTED IN PRAGUE
armradio.am
06.05.2009 17:09
Referring to Turkish media, the Azeri Press Agency has reported that a
trilateral meeting between the Presidents of Armenia, Azerbaijan and
Turkey is expected in Prague. Asked to comment on the information,
the Spokesman for the President of Armenia, Samvel Farmanyan, stated:
"The information does not correspond to reality. No trilateral meeting
between the Presidents of Armenia, Azerbaijan and Turkey is expected
in Prague. It is simply excluded."
Has the Nagorno Karabakh issue ever been touched upon in the
Armenian-Turkish talks on the high level, as Turkish and Azerbaijani
media report from time to time?
"We have stated many times that the Nagorno Karabakh issue has never
been discussed in the Armenian-Turkish negotiations on any level. I
think that this obvious truth should be as clear to everyone as
it is clear to our society. I think time has come not to take such
information and false statements seriously. They usually make reference
to so called "reliable" and anonymous sources and include sensations
not corresponding to reality," Samvel Farmanyan said.
armradio.am
06.05.2009 17:09
Referring to Turkish media, the Azeri Press Agency has reported that a
trilateral meeting between the Presidents of Armenia, Azerbaijan and
Turkey is expected in Prague. Asked to comment on the information,
the Spokesman for the President of Armenia, Samvel Farmanyan, stated:
"The information does not correspond to reality. No trilateral meeting
between the Presidents of Armenia, Azerbaijan and Turkey is expected
in Prague. It is simply excluded."
Has the Nagorno Karabakh issue ever been touched upon in the
Armenian-Turkish talks on the high level, as Turkish and Azerbaijani
media report from time to time?
"We have stated many times that the Nagorno Karabakh issue has never
been discussed in the Armenian-Turkish negotiations on any level. I
think that this obvious truth should be as clear to everyone as
it is clear to our society. I think time has come not to take such
information and false statements seriously. They usually make reference
to so called "reliable" and anonymous sources and include sensations
not corresponding to reality," Samvel Farmanyan said.