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BIGGER PART OF ARMENIAN ECONOMY BELONG TO ANOTHER STATE, MP
news.az
March 19 2010
Azerbaijan
Ali Ahmedov Ali Ahmedov indicated the reason why Armenia cannot make
concessions in the Karabakh conflict settlement.
Nagorno-Karabakh conflict is the result of Armenian chauvinism
and aggressive policy of Armenia. At the same time, it is also the
evidence of intent and involvement of international forces interested
in the Caucasus region. Therefore, Armenia represents the interests
of different countries and at the same time, is the mediator in the
implementation of their interests, said deputy chairman of the ruling
New Azerbaijan Party Ali Ahmedov.
According to Ali Ahmedov, it is no secret that much of the economy
of Armenia belongs to another state, and that the foreign policy of
Armenia is also carried out on orders from outside.
'All this indicates that the Armenian leadership is not independent in
its steps. But there are other evidences that the Armenian diaspora
can influence the processes. And this influence also affects the
Armenian policy', he said.
news.az
March 19 2010
Azerbaijan
Ali Ahmedov Ali Ahmedov indicated the reason why Armenia cannot make
concessions in the Karabakh conflict settlement.
Nagorno-Karabakh conflict is the result of Armenian chauvinism
and aggressive policy of Armenia. At the same time, it is also the
evidence of intent and involvement of international forces interested
in the Caucasus region. Therefore, Armenia represents the interests
of different countries and at the same time, is the mediator in the
implementation of their interests, said deputy chairman of the ruling
New Azerbaijan Party Ali Ahmedov.
According to Ali Ahmedov, it is no secret that much of the economy
of Armenia belongs to another state, and that the foreign policy of
Armenia is also carried out on orders from outside.
'All this indicates that the Armenian leadership is not independent in
its steps. But there are other evidences that the Armenian diaspora
can influence the processes. And this influence also affects the
Armenian policy', he said.