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    SABINE FREIZER: NO SERIOUS IMPROVEMENT IS EXPECTED TOWARDS THE RESOLUTION OF NAGORNO KARABAKH CONFLICT IN THE COMING TWO YEARS

    APA
    Nov 4 2011
    Azerbaijan

    Baku. Parvin Abbasov - APA. "Prior to the Kazan meeting of the
    presidents it had been expected that both sides would reach an
    agreement at least on common principles.

    Unfortunately, the international community, including the Azerbaijani
    society was dissatisfied with the results of the Kazan meeting. The
    results of the Kazan meeting were indeed disappointing," Sabine
    Freizer, Crisis Group's Europe Program Director, told journalists in
    Baku, APA reports.

    Touching on Turkey's role in the negotiations on Nagorno Karabakh
    conflict, Sabine Freizer said Ankara had very interesting ideas
    concerning the resolution of the conflict.

    "But Turkey has border problem with Armenia, therefore there
    are difficulties. If Turkey wants to make any contribution to the
    negotiations on Nagorno Karabakh conflict, to join the process from
    positive aspect, it first of all should normalize the relations with
    Armenia," he said.

    Sabine Freizer underlined that no serious improvement was expected
    towards the resolution of the conflict in the coming two years.

    "Elections will be held in the co-chairing countries - Russia, US
    and France in the coming two years. Therefore, I think it is unlikely
    that there will be any improvement in the negotiations," he said.

    Expert also mentioned the forthcoming elections in Armenia and said
    the preparation for the war was seemed as rhetoric.



    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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