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ALIYEV STRESSES MEDVEDEV'S CONTRIBUTION TO KARABAKH SETTLEMENT
news.az
Nov 18 2010
Azerbaijan
Ilham Aliyev Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev thanked his Russian
counterpart Dmitriy Medvedev for active participation in negotiations
on Karabakh settlement.
"Our meetings are regular, we have the opportunity to discuss
our relationship in detail" Aliyev said at a bilateral meeting
with Medvedev. "I would like to thank you again for your active
participation in the negotiation process on Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.
Your personal participation plays an important and positive role. "
"Hopefully we can move forward in this process and ensure peace and
security in the region", stressed the President of Azerbaijan.
Aliyev said that settlement is possible "solely on the basis of norms
and principles of international law, resolutions of international
organizations, as well as the principles that are reflected in
international declarations"
Dmitriy Medvedev: "Russia is ready to further contribute to the
development of relations between Armenia and Azerbaijan and the
Nagorno-Karabakh settlement"
Russia is ready to continue to promote relations between Azerbaijan
and Armenia and the Nagorno-Karabakh settlement.
ITAR-Tass reports that the statement came from Russian President
Dmitriy Medvedev during the meeting with Azerbaijani President Ilham
Aliyev before the Third Summit of Caspian States.
"Russia is ready to continue efforts to ensure security in the region,
will continue to assist the development of relations between Azerbaijan
and Armenia," said Medvedev. "Recently there have been some steps
taken, I agree that the decoupling of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict
liea within the international law, relevant work is carried out on
all the lines"m he added. "We will continue to assist this process
in every way", the Russian president said.
The Russian leader recalled that the idea of the summit appeared
during his visit to Azerbaijan in September of this year. "It's good
that the counterparts responded to it, and today we will discuss the
Caspian interaction", he added.
Speaking about bilateral cooperation, Medvedev said that "contacts
are developing well at governmental level, between social structures,
line of business," "Here, they say, nothing is needed to be invented",
he said. "We need to intensify the business contacts, keeping in mind
that our country have been out of crisis", said the Russian president.
"I think the crisis in the world affects bilateral trade, it has
decreased and we need to do all that turnover has increased",
he concluded.
From: A. Papazian
news.az
Nov 18 2010
Azerbaijan
Ilham Aliyev Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev thanked his Russian
counterpart Dmitriy Medvedev for active participation in negotiations
on Karabakh settlement.
"Our meetings are regular, we have the opportunity to discuss
our relationship in detail" Aliyev said at a bilateral meeting
with Medvedev. "I would like to thank you again for your active
participation in the negotiation process on Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.
Your personal participation plays an important and positive role. "
"Hopefully we can move forward in this process and ensure peace and
security in the region", stressed the President of Azerbaijan.
Aliyev said that settlement is possible "solely on the basis of norms
and principles of international law, resolutions of international
organizations, as well as the principles that are reflected in
international declarations"
Dmitriy Medvedev: "Russia is ready to further contribute to the
development of relations between Armenia and Azerbaijan and the
Nagorno-Karabakh settlement"
Russia is ready to continue to promote relations between Azerbaijan
and Armenia and the Nagorno-Karabakh settlement.
ITAR-Tass reports that the statement came from Russian President
Dmitriy Medvedev during the meeting with Azerbaijani President Ilham
Aliyev before the Third Summit of Caspian States.
"Russia is ready to continue efforts to ensure security in the region,
will continue to assist the development of relations between Azerbaijan
and Armenia," said Medvedev. "Recently there have been some steps
taken, I agree that the decoupling of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict
liea within the international law, relevant work is carried out on
all the lines"m he added. "We will continue to assist this process
in every way", the Russian president said.
The Russian leader recalled that the idea of the summit appeared
during his visit to Azerbaijan in September of this year. "It's good
that the counterparts responded to it, and today we will discuss the
Caspian interaction", he added.
Speaking about bilateral cooperation, Medvedev said that "contacts
are developing well at governmental level, between social structures,
line of business," "Here, they say, nothing is needed to be invented",
he said. "We need to intensify the business contacts, keeping in mind
that our country have been out of crisis", said the Russian president.
"I think the crisis in the world affects bilateral trade, it has
decreased and we need to do all that turnover has increased",
he concluded.
From: A. Papazian