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AHMET DAVUTOGLU: "WE WANT LONG-LASTING PEACE IN THE CAUCASUS"
APA
April 16 2010
Azerbaijan
Baku - APA. Turkish officials discussed the issues of the Caucasus,
Iran and Armenia during the negotiations in Washington, said Turkish
Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu at a press conference at the Turkish
embassy in Washington, APA reports quoting Turkey's haberler.com
website.
"This is our sincere decision. It is important for us to realize the
protocols which were achieved as a result of painstaking work.
Azerbaijan is also important for us. We want long-lasting peace in
the Caucasus. These meetings gave a great impetus to the efforts made
towards protection of peace and stability in the South Caucasus. The
Nuclear Summit made great contribution", said the minister.
Davutoglu said he would visit Azerbaijan and Iran next week and added
that Azerbaijan was missing in Washington Nuclear Summit.
"We made all efforts towards this", said Davutoglu.
The diplomat said they intended to find solution of the problem of
Iranian nuclear program that it wouldn't need to impose sanctions
against Iran.
"There is still an opportunity for the solution of Iranian problem. I
will visit Iran and we will discuss our negotiations with the United
States with Iranian officials. We don't support military operations
or sanctions. We are against the nuclear weapons in the region and
entire world. We expressed our position on this issue and we will
continue our diplomatic efforts", said the Turkish minister.
APA
April 16 2010
Azerbaijan
Baku - APA. Turkish officials discussed the issues of the Caucasus,
Iran and Armenia during the negotiations in Washington, said Turkish
Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu at a press conference at the Turkish
embassy in Washington, APA reports quoting Turkey's haberler.com
website.
"This is our sincere decision. It is important for us to realize the
protocols which were achieved as a result of painstaking work.
Azerbaijan is also important for us. We want long-lasting peace in
the Caucasus. These meetings gave a great impetus to the efforts made
towards protection of peace and stability in the South Caucasus. The
Nuclear Summit made great contribution", said the minister.
Davutoglu said he would visit Azerbaijan and Iran next week and added
that Azerbaijan was missing in Washington Nuclear Summit.
"We made all efforts towards this", said Davutoglu.
The diplomat said they intended to find solution of the problem of
Iranian nuclear program that it wouldn't need to impose sanctions
against Iran.
"There is still an opportunity for the solution of Iranian problem. I
will visit Iran and we will discuss our negotiations with the United
States with Iranian officials. We don't support military operations
or sanctions. We are against the nuclear weapons in the region and
entire world. We expressed our position on this issue and we will
continue our diplomatic efforts", said the Turkish minister.