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May 4 2011
New proposals on Karabakh heed territorial integrity, self-determination
Wed 04 May 2011 07:53 GMT | 10:53 Local Time
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`It took years to bring the negotiations over Karabakh conflict to the
current level', the US ambassador said.
US ambassador in Azerbaijan Matthew Bryza has commented on the state
of the negotiation process to settle Nagorno Karabakh conflict and the
work held to this end today.
`It took years to bring the negotiations over Karabakh conflict to the
current level', the US ambassador said.
`Over the past years the presidents, foreign ministers and mediators
tried to prepare proposals fitting for both parties.
These proposals to settle the Karabakh conflict were drawn up with
respect to both territorial integrity and self-determination of
nations.
I have contacted US co-chair of the OSCE Minsk Group Robert Bradtke
who said there is a progress in negotiations. In turn, I will spare no
effort to bring the presidents to the agreement on these principal
issues', Bryza said.
1news.az
From: A. Papazian
May 4 2011
New proposals on Karabakh heed territorial integrity, self-determination
Wed 04 May 2011 07:53 GMT | 10:53 Local Time
Te
`It took years to bring the negotiations over Karabakh conflict to the
current level', the US ambassador said.
US ambassador in Azerbaijan Matthew Bryza has commented on the state
of the negotiation process to settle Nagorno Karabakh conflict and the
work held to this end today.
`It took years to bring the negotiations over Karabakh conflict to the
current level', the US ambassador said.
`Over the past years the presidents, foreign ministers and mediators
tried to prepare proposals fitting for both parties.
These proposals to settle the Karabakh conflict were drawn up with
respect to both territorial integrity and self-determination of
nations.
I have contacted US co-chair of the OSCE Minsk Group Robert Bradtke
who said there is a progress in negotiations. In turn, I will spare no
effort to bring the presidents to the agreement on these principal
issues', Bryza said.
1news.az
From: A. Papazian