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ALIYEV AGREES TO MEET SARGSYAN OCTOBER 8 IN MOLDOVA
http://hetq.am/en/region/18520/
2009/10/0 6 | 17:02
Region
After the Minsk Group Co-chairs meet with Azerbaijani officials in
Baku today, Yuri Marzlyakov stated that, President Aliyev consented to
meet with his Armenian counterpart on October 8 in Chisinau, Moldova.
The meeting will take place prior to the summit of the Commonwealth
of Independent States.
According to the briefing of the co-chairs, the Chisinau meeting will
be the continuation of talks in Moscow on July 18. Yuri Merzlyakov said
President Ilham Aliyev regarded the outcomes of the Moscow meeting as
positive. "President said Chisinau meeting will continue the positive
dynamics of the Moscow talks," he said.
French co-chair Bernard Fassier expressed his satisfaction with the
meeting with Azerbaijani community of Nagorno Karabakh.
"All the members of the community told us that they are ready to live
together with Armenians in Nagorno Karabakh again," he said.
U.S. co-chair Robert Bradtke said it was his first visit to Azerbaijan
in the capacity of co-chair and noted that the U.S. government was
ready to continue the mediation in the peaceful settlement of the
Nagorno Karabakh conflict.
http://hetq.am/en/region/18520/
2009/10/0 6 | 17:02
Region
After the Minsk Group Co-chairs meet with Azerbaijani officials in
Baku today, Yuri Marzlyakov stated that, President Aliyev consented to
meet with his Armenian counterpart on October 8 in Chisinau, Moldova.
The meeting will take place prior to the summit of the Commonwealth
of Independent States.
According to the briefing of the co-chairs, the Chisinau meeting will
be the continuation of talks in Moscow on July 18. Yuri Merzlyakov said
President Ilham Aliyev regarded the outcomes of the Moscow meeting as
positive. "President said Chisinau meeting will continue the positive
dynamics of the Moscow talks," he said.
French co-chair Bernard Fassier expressed his satisfaction with the
meeting with Azerbaijani community of Nagorno Karabakh.
"All the members of the community told us that they are ready to live
together with Armenians in Nagorno Karabakh again," he said.
U.S. co-chair Robert Bradtke said it was his first visit to Azerbaijan
in the capacity of co-chair and noted that the U.S. government was
ready to continue the mediation in the peaceful settlement of the
Nagorno Karabakh conflict.