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    PACE expectations for Karabakh subcommittee unclear - Armenian President

    news.am
    June 22, 2011
    Armenia

    The work of PACE Subcommittee on Nagorno-Karabakh without involvement
    of the Armenian side does not make any sense and is impossible. The
    PACE Bureau should have taken this into consideration when it resumed
    its operation. PACE's expectations for this subcommittee are unclear
    to us, Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan stated at PACE on Tuesday.

    "We believe the PACE plays an important role in the region. Its
    activities should not hinder the peace process. If it manages to
    avoid mutual insults of the Armenia and Azerbaijani delegations at
    PACE, it will have a significant impact on the improvement of the
    atmosphere in the region," he stated.

    The Armenian leader stressed the importance of the OSCE Minsk Group
    format led by international mediators.

    "Recently we have learnt that the subcommittee suspended its activities
    as Lord Russel passed away. That is not true. What a serious issue it
    should have raised? It lacks historical memory, it has no notion of
    the previous steps and is unable to make a fair decision," Sargsyan
    noted. "I do not see a more competent format. I believe the activities
    of the subcommittee on Karabakh will be ineffective. For this reason,
    I fully support the view of the Armenian delegation at PACE."

    As reported earlier, the Armenian delegation refused to participate
    in the first session of a sub-committee on Nagorno-Karabakh held
    on Monday at the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe
    on June 20. The Armenia delegates stressed that existence of such
    sub-committee endangers the negotiation process on Nagorno-Karabakh
    conflict settlement.


    From: Baghdasarian
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