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ARMENIA DOESN'T EXPECT TURNING POINT IN NEGOTIATIONS OVER SOLUTION TO NAGORNO KARABAKH CONFLICT
APA
Jan 22 2010
Azerbaijan
Baku - APA. Armenian foreign minister Edward Nalbandian said he didn't
expect turning point in the negotiations over the solution to Nagorno
Karabakh conflict in 2010. nalbandian said in a press conference in
Yerevan that if Azerbaijan showed constructiveness in the negotiations,
there would be certain progresses, APA reports quoting New Armenia.
"I don't consider that there will be turning point in the negotiations
in 2010".
The minister also reminded about the meeting of Russian, Armenian
and Azerbaijani presidents in Sochi on January 25. "We are thankful
to the Russian president for his efforts for the solution to Nagorno
Karabakh conflict".
APA
Jan 22 2010
Azerbaijan
Baku - APA. Armenian foreign minister Edward Nalbandian said he didn't
expect turning point in the negotiations over the solution to Nagorno
Karabakh conflict in 2010. nalbandian said in a press conference in
Yerevan that if Azerbaijan showed constructiveness in the negotiations,
there would be certain progresses, APA reports quoting New Armenia.
"I don't consider that there will be turning point in the negotiations
in 2010".
The minister also reminded about the meeting of Russian, Armenian
and Azerbaijani presidents in Sochi on January 25. "We are thankful
to the Russian president for his efforts for the solution to Nagorno
Karabakh conflict".