UAE MONITOR DYNAMICS IN ARMENIA-TURKEY RECONCILIATION
news.am
Jan 19 2010
Armenia
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) monitor the dynamics in the
Armenia-Turkey reconciliation process, Dubai Emir Al Maktoum said at
the meeting with Turkish Premier Erdogan.
UAE also follow Turkey's relations with Arabic world, in particular
Syria, Greece and its position on Israel, Dunya daily reports.
The officials met in the frames of the Third World Future Energy
Summit in Abu Dhabi where Armenia also participates.
According to the source, Erdogan stated "energy should not be a
matter of competition among countries, but rather an opportunity
for cooperation. Energy-related issues could be solved through
international solidarity and cooperation, and that global issues
require global solutions."
"Global energy supply security carries great importance for all
countries around the world. Energy transportation lines should not
only carry various energy resources between countries but also bring
stability, security and prosperity," the daily quotes Turkish Premier.
news.am
Jan 19 2010
Armenia
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) monitor the dynamics in the
Armenia-Turkey reconciliation process, Dubai Emir Al Maktoum said at
the meeting with Turkish Premier Erdogan.
UAE also follow Turkey's relations with Arabic world, in particular
Syria, Greece and its position on Israel, Dunya daily reports.
The officials met in the frames of the Third World Future Energy
Summit in Abu Dhabi where Armenia also participates.
According to the source, Erdogan stated "energy should not be a
matter of competition among countries, but rather an opportunity
for cooperation. Energy-related issues could be solved through
international solidarity and cooperation, and that global issues
require global solutions."
"Global energy supply security carries great importance for all
countries around the world. Energy transportation lines should not
only carry various energy resources between countries but also bring
stability, security and prosperity," the daily quotes Turkish Premier.