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KARABAKH'S DIRECT PARTICIPATION IN PEACE TALKS IS A NECESSITY, SAYS FOREIGN MINISTER NALBANDYAN
Tert.am
09.09.10
The direct participation of the Nagorno Karabakh in the peace talks
over the Karabakh conflict is a necessity and will significantly
contribute to the resolution of this conflict, Armenia's Foreign
Minister Edward Nalbandyan said at a meeting with the OSCE mediators
today in Yerevan.
The OSCE Co-Chairs Bernard Fassier (France), Robert Bradtke (US),
Igor Popov (Russia) as well the Personal Representative of the OSCE
Chairperson-in-Office Andzey Kasprzyk are in Yerevan in the framework
of a regional visit. They arrived in Yerevan this morning.
The mediators had before coming to Yerevan held talks with the
leadership both in the Republic of Nagorno Karabakh and Azerbaijan.
The OSCE Co-Chairs provided Mr Nalbandyan with the results of their
talks held in Stepanakert and Baku.
The parties also discussed the recent acts of sabotage on the contact
line between Karabakh and Azerbaijan, as well as their potential
consequences on the negotiation process and the situation in the
conflict zone.
They also discussed the further steps to be taken, as well as the
continuation of the talks based on the Madrid Principles.
From: A. Papazian
Tert.am
09.09.10
The direct participation of the Nagorno Karabakh in the peace talks
over the Karabakh conflict is a necessity and will significantly
contribute to the resolution of this conflict, Armenia's Foreign
Minister Edward Nalbandyan said at a meeting with the OSCE mediators
today in Yerevan.
The OSCE Co-Chairs Bernard Fassier (France), Robert Bradtke (US),
Igor Popov (Russia) as well the Personal Representative of the OSCE
Chairperson-in-Office Andzey Kasprzyk are in Yerevan in the framework
of a regional visit. They arrived in Yerevan this morning.
The mediators had before coming to Yerevan held talks with the
leadership both in the Republic of Nagorno Karabakh and Azerbaijan.
The OSCE Co-Chairs provided Mr Nalbandyan with the results of their
talks held in Stepanakert and Baku.
The parties also discussed the recent acts of sabotage on the contact
line between Karabakh and Azerbaijan, as well as their potential
consequences on the negotiation process and the situation in the
conflict zone.
They also discussed the further steps to be taken, as well as the
continuation of the talks based on the Madrid Principles.
From: A. Papazian