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AZERBAIJANI MP WANTS TURKISH COMPANIES TO STOP WORKING IN AZERBAIJAN?
Today
http://www.today.az/news/politi cs/67168.html
May 3 2010
Azerbaijan
Azerbaijani MP Gudrat Gasanguliyev expressed his view on the statement
of Armenian Minister E. Nalbandian. Nalbandian stated, that Serzh
Sargsyan's decision on freezing the Zurich protocols ratification does
not mean, that the turkish-armenian negotiation process is terminated.
"This decision of Armenian president was to put some pressure on
Washington, and to squeeze the word "genocide" out of Barack Obama.
However, this plan was doomed to fail. And due to all that, today,
Armenia has to retreat, which is very typical for Armenian diplomacy.
It always retreats after the failure", said the MP.
"Overally, I think Ankara has to be more strict with Yerevan. Turkey
needs to close its airspace for Armenias, and also stop the goods
transportation through Georgia. Moreover, Turkish companies in
Azerbaijan, that do business with Armenia, need to stop immediately.
We need to get into this more seriously", Gasanguliyev pointed out.
Today
http://www.today.az/news/politi cs/67168.html
May 3 2010
Azerbaijan
Azerbaijani MP Gudrat Gasanguliyev expressed his view on the statement
of Armenian Minister E. Nalbandian. Nalbandian stated, that Serzh
Sargsyan's decision on freezing the Zurich protocols ratification does
not mean, that the turkish-armenian negotiation process is terminated.
"This decision of Armenian president was to put some pressure on
Washington, and to squeeze the word "genocide" out of Barack Obama.
However, this plan was doomed to fail. And due to all that, today,
Armenia has to retreat, which is very typical for Armenian diplomacy.
It always retreats after the failure", said the MP.
"Overally, I think Ankara has to be more strict with Yerevan. Turkey
needs to close its airspace for Armenias, and also stop the goods
transportation through Georgia. Moreover, Turkish companies in
Azerbaijan, that do business with Armenia, need to stop immediately.
We need to get into this more seriously", Gasanguliyev pointed out.