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DAVIT HARUTYUNYAN: "THE ACTIVITY OF THE PACE SUBCOMMITTEE ON NAGORNO KARABAKH ISSUE WAS FAILED DUE TO OBJECTIVE REASONS AND THERE IS NO SENSE TO RETURN TO THE PAST"
Times.am
Oct 14 2010
Armenia
Times.am reported earlier the second meeting of the representatives
of the Armenian and Azerbaijani delegations took place in the frame
of the 5th session of the PACE.
The meeting was on the initiative of the PACE Chairman Mevlut
Chavushoghlu who wants to restore the PACE subcommittee on Nagorno
Karabakh issue.
The Armenian and Azerbaijani MPs first met during the summer session
of PACE this year.
Then the representatives of Armenian delegation Davit Harutyunyan and
Armen Rostamyan said Chavushoghlu the rush in that question can make
suspects over the PACE authorities.
"We are against to make a square where the new theatre performance
will be shown and will make the strained relations more tension,"
Armenian announcement read.
And despite of this clear state of the Armenian side the PACE chairman
continues claiming on the idea of founding the PACE subcommittee on
Nagorno Karabakh issue.
"The activity of the PACE subcommittee on Nagorno Karabakh issue
is actual and we are to continue the discussions on restoration of
the structure," said Sabir Gadjiev, the member of the Azerbaijani
delegation of PACE.
Times.am asked the head of the Armenian delegation of PACE Davit
Harutyunyan to comment on the announcement of the Azerbaijani delegate.
"Azerbaijan wants to found a subcommittee which will be without any
work to do. And this is due to the objective reasons. They want to use
this committee for discussing those questions they want to be discussed
in the whole. But we must note this mandate has a few opportunities
and won't be able to solve important issues," said Davit Harutyunyan.
The head of the Armenian Delegation of PACE also reported the OSCE
Minsk Group co-chairs are also against of such a subcommittee.
"The issues which are discussed in the frame of the OSCE Minsk
group can't be examined in such a system as well," considers Davit
Harutyunyan.
The Armenian MP also reminded the activity of such a subcommittee
was failed once due to the objective reasons and there is no sense
to return to the past once more.
From: A. Papazian
Times.am
Oct 14 2010
Armenia
Times.am reported earlier the second meeting of the representatives
of the Armenian and Azerbaijani delegations took place in the frame
of the 5th session of the PACE.
The meeting was on the initiative of the PACE Chairman Mevlut
Chavushoghlu who wants to restore the PACE subcommittee on Nagorno
Karabakh issue.
The Armenian and Azerbaijani MPs first met during the summer session
of PACE this year.
Then the representatives of Armenian delegation Davit Harutyunyan and
Armen Rostamyan said Chavushoghlu the rush in that question can make
suspects over the PACE authorities.
"We are against to make a square where the new theatre performance
will be shown and will make the strained relations more tension,"
Armenian announcement read.
And despite of this clear state of the Armenian side the PACE chairman
continues claiming on the idea of founding the PACE subcommittee on
Nagorno Karabakh issue.
"The activity of the PACE subcommittee on Nagorno Karabakh issue
is actual and we are to continue the discussions on restoration of
the structure," said Sabir Gadjiev, the member of the Azerbaijani
delegation of PACE.
Times.am asked the head of the Armenian delegation of PACE Davit
Harutyunyan to comment on the announcement of the Azerbaijani delegate.
"Azerbaijan wants to found a subcommittee which will be without any
work to do. And this is due to the objective reasons. They want to use
this committee for discussing those questions they want to be discussed
in the whole. But we must note this mandate has a few opportunities
and won't be able to solve important issues," said Davit Harutyunyan.
The head of the Armenian Delegation of PACE also reported the OSCE
Minsk Group co-chairs are also against of such a subcommittee.
"The issues which are discussed in the frame of the OSCE Minsk
group can't be examined in such a system as well," considers Davit
Harutyunyan.
The Armenian MP also reminded the activity of such a subcommittee
was failed once due to the objective reasons and there is no sense
to return to the past once more.
From: A. Papazian