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KARABAKH RESOLVES ITS PROBLEMS INDEPENDENTLY - EXPERT
Tert.am
25.08.11
Unlike other countries in the South Caucasus region, Nagorno Karabakh
has always resolved its problems independently, according to political
analyst Suren Zolyan, the rector of the Yerevan State Linguistic
University.
"Azerbaijan used to rely on the [foreign] powers benefiting from its
natural gas and oil but Karabakh's economic and military development
dashed its expectations," he told a news conference on Thursday.
"Unlike Georgia and Azerbaijan where political crises are overcome
with the world community's mediation, Karabakh resolves its problems
independently," he added.
The expert noted in the meantime that a population increase in Artsakh
could be of a factor in the conflict settlement process. Further
he stressed the importance of elaborating strategic programs and
developing infrastructures.
"Karabakh cannot develop without Armenia. The stronger Armenia,
the stronger Karabakh," he said, adding that Azerbaijan's builds its
plans based on the indexes of Armenia's economic downfall.
Tert.am
25.08.11
Unlike other countries in the South Caucasus region, Nagorno Karabakh
has always resolved its problems independently, according to political
analyst Suren Zolyan, the rector of the Yerevan State Linguistic
University.
"Azerbaijan used to rely on the [foreign] powers benefiting from its
natural gas and oil but Karabakh's economic and military development
dashed its expectations," he told a news conference on Thursday.
"Unlike Georgia and Azerbaijan where political crises are overcome
with the world community's mediation, Karabakh resolves its problems
independently," he added.
The expert noted in the meantime that a population increase in Artsakh
could be of a factor in the conflict settlement process. Further
he stressed the importance of elaborating strategic programs and
developing infrastructures.
"Karabakh cannot develop without Armenia. The stronger Armenia,
the stronger Karabakh," he said, adding that Azerbaijan's builds its
plans based on the indexes of Armenia's economic downfall.