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SABAH: CAVUSOGLU TO FOCUS ON NAGORNO-KARABAKH ISSUE IN ARMENIA
Panorama.am
12/05/2010
After official Yerevan suspended ratification of Armenia-Turkey
protocols, Ankara started acting intensively: PM Erdogan is planning
a visit to Baku, while the PACE President Mevlut Cavusoglu is on his
way to Yerevan, Sabah writes.
In the Armenian capital Cavusoglu is to raise the necessity of dialogue
for peace and stability in the region, Sabah says.
The PACE Turkish President, Antalya deputy Mevlut Cavusoglu has
planned visits to Armenia, Georgia, Russia, to further reinforce
relations between the parliaments of the countries and the PACE.
Cavusoglu first target is Armenia, where he is due to arrive Wednesday.
"During his meetings with the Armenian President and other officials,
Cavusoglu will address a message: "In terms of establishing peace
and stability in the Caucasus, your relations with Turkey are quite
important. Don't close the door to dialogue," Sabah writes adding
that Cavusoglu is expected to focus on Nagorno-Karabakh issue as well
during his Yerevan visit.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
Panorama.am
12/05/2010
After official Yerevan suspended ratification of Armenia-Turkey
protocols, Ankara started acting intensively: PM Erdogan is planning
a visit to Baku, while the PACE President Mevlut Cavusoglu is on his
way to Yerevan, Sabah writes.
In the Armenian capital Cavusoglu is to raise the necessity of dialogue
for peace and stability in the region, Sabah says.
The PACE Turkish President, Antalya deputy Mevlut Cavusoglu has
planned visits to Armenia, Georgia, Russia, to further reinforce
relations between the parliaments of the countries and the PACE.
Cavusoglu first target is Armenia, where he is due to arrive Wednesday.
"During his meetings with the Armenian President and other officials,
Cavusoglu will address a message: "In terms of establishing peace
and stability in the Caucasus, your relations with Turkey are quite
important. Don't close the door to dialogue," Sabah writes adding
that Cavusoglu is expected to focus on Nagorno-Karabakh issue as well
during his Yerevan visit.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress