Tweet
Mediamax, Armenia
Feb 12 2011
OSCE mediators urge "resolute actions" in Karabakh settlement
Yerevan, 12 February: The co-chairs of the OSCE Minsk Group [MG]
emphasized that "time has come for resolute actions aimed at the
peaceful settlement of the Nagornyy Karabakh conflict" during meetings
in [Armenia's capital] Yerevan and [Azerbaijani capital] Baku in the
week of 7-13 February. The Mediamax news agency quoted a statement of
the Russian, French and the US co-chairs of the OSCE MG, made on the
basis of the results of their visit to the region.
"At meetings in Yerevan and Baku the co-chairs emphasized that time
has come for resolute actions aimed at the peaceful settlement of the
Nagornyy Karabakh conflict. The co-chairs believe that positive shifts
have emerged as a result of work carried out after meeting of the
[Armenian, Azerbaijani and Russian] presidents in Astrakhan in October
2010. In this context they have called upon the sides to achieve
further progress, which will allow the peace process to shift to the
next stage. The co-chairs have stated support to the sides in search
for solutions necessary for a peace settlement. The co-chairs called
upon the sides to display moderation in public statements in order to
form an adequate environment," the statement said.
From: A. Papazian
Feb 12 2011
OSCE mediators urge "resolute actions" in Karabakh settlement
Yerevan, 12 February: The co-chairs of the OSCE Minsk Group [MG]
emphasized that "time has come for resolute actions aimed at the
peaceful settlement of the Nagornyy Karabakh conflict" during meetings
in [Armenia's capital] Yerevan and [Azerbaijani capital] Baku in the
week of 7-13 February. The Mediamax news agency quoted a statement of
the Russian, French and the US co-chairs of the OSCE MG, made on the
basis of the results of their visit to the region.
"At meetings in Yerevan and Baku the co-chairs emphasized that time
has come for resolute actions aimed at the peaceful settlement of the
Nagornyy Karabakh conflict. The co-chairs believe that positive shifts
have emerged as a result of work carried out after meeting of the
[Armenian, Azerbaijani and Russian] presidents in Astrakhan in October
2010. In this context they have called upon the sides to achieve
further progress, which will allow the peace process to shift to the
next stage. The co-chairs have stated support to the sides in search
for solutions necessary for a peace settlement. The co-chairs called
upon the sides to display moderation in public statements in order to
form an adequate environment," the statement said.
From: A. Papazian