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SEPARATIST KARABAKH WILL HAVE NO OFFICE IN BRUSSELS
news.am
Dec 7 2010
Armenia
The so-called 'Foreign Minister' of unrecognized separatist formation
Georgiy Petrosyan said efforts will be taken to open 'NKR' office
in Brussels.
Novosti-Armenia reports that he said considering Europe's activeness
in the resolution of the Karabakh conflict, there is a need to create
a special governmental commission for recognition of Nagorno Kaabakh.
Spokesman for the Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry Elkhan Polukhov said
while commenting on this statement that there will be no representative
office of the inexistent formation called 'NKR' in Brussels.
"It is known that the so-called 'NKR' has not been recognized by
any state including Armenia, therefore, in line with the norms of
international law, it can open no official embassy anywhere. The
thing that Armenian mass media call 'the representative office
of Nagorno Karabakh' in different countries of the world, are just
rented areas without any political status, where some Armenians live",
Polukhov said.
From: A. Papazian
news.am
Dec 7 2010
Armenia
The so-called 'Foreign Minister' of unrecognized separatist formation
Georgiy Petrosyan said efforts will be taken to open 'NKR' office
in Brussels.
Novosti-Armenia reports that he said considering Europe's activeness
in the resolution of the Karabakh conflict, there is a need to create
a special governmental commission for recognition of Nagorno Kaabakh.
Spokesman for the Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry Elkhan Polukhov said
while commenting on this statement that there will be no representative
office of the inexistent formation called 'NKR' in Brussels.
"It is known that the so-called 'NKR' has not been recognized by
any state including Armenia, therefore, in line with the norms of
international law, it can open no official embassy anywhere. The
thing that Armenian mass media call 'the representative office
of Nagorno Karabakh' in different countries of the world, are just
rented areas without any political status, where some Armenians live",
Polukhov said.
From: A. Papazian