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'INTERNATIONAL LAW IN KARABAKH CONFLICT IN AZERBAIJAN'S FAVOR'
news.az
July 27 2010
Azerbaijan
The international law is in Azerbaijan's favor in Karabakh issue,
said adviser on political issues of the Germany embassy in Azerbaijan
Florian Peter.
'Certainly, international law is in Azerbaijan's favor but the lack of
compromises in search of solution to the Karabakh conflict which is
observed in the Azerbaijani and Armenian publics hampers the search
of effective resolution of the Karabakh conflict', he said during
the presentation of the project of Euro-Atlantic organization of
Azerbaijani youth "Peace or victory: vision of the conflict", held
at the International Novosti news center.
Peter spoke of the importance of the project supported by the OSCE
and German embassy in Azerbaijan for the resolution of the Karabakh
conflict.
He said public discussions of the limits of compromise the residents of
Azerbaijan can offer for the resolution of the Karabakh conflict will
be discussed within the framework of the project 'Peace or victory:
vision of the conflict'.
'The search of compromises in public is a difficult process and just
a start of the long way. The public must learn to take into account
the opinion of the opposite side', he said.
From: A. Papazian
news.az
July 27 2010
Azerbaijan
The international law is in Azerbaijan's favor in Karabakh issue,
said adviser on political issues of the Germany embassy in Azerbaijan
Florian Peter.
'Certainly, international law is in Azerbaijan's favor but the lack of
compromises in search of solution to the Karabakh conflict which is
observed in the Azerbaijani and Armenian publics hampers the search
of effective resolution of the Karabakh conflict', he said during
the presentation of the project of Euro-Atlantic organization of
Azerbaijani youth "Peace or victory: vision of the conflict", held
at the International Novosti news center.
Peter spoke of the importance of the project supported by the OSCE
and German embassy in Azerbaijan for the resolution of the Karabakh
conflict.
He said public discussions of the limits of compromise the residents of
Azerbaijan can offer for the resolution of the Karabakh conflict will
be discussed within the framework of the project 'Peace or victory:
vision of the conflict'.
'The search of compromises in public is a difficult process and just
a start of the long way. The public must learn to take into account
the opinion of the opposite side', he said.
From: A. Papazian