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    PASHAZADE EXPRESSES READINESS OF NECESSARY ASSISTANCE FOR PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT OF NK CONFLICT

    ARMENPRESS
    November 28, 2011
    YEREVAN

    The religious factor must be used for the welfare of our countries and
    states, Sheykhulislam Allahshukur Pashazade, Grand Mufti and Chairman
    of the Caucasus Muslim Board said at the November 28 sitting of the
    CIS Inter-Religious Council. According to him, the conflicts in the
    territory of the CIS must be solved in an exclusively peaceful way.

    "We must support our political leadership in this issue," Pashazade
    said.

    Referring to the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, the religious leader of
    Azerbaijan said its consequences have become hard burden for Armenian
    and Azerbaijani peoples. He said efforts toward the peaceful settlement
    of the conflict must continue both on regional and international
    levels.

    "We fully support the efforts of the Minsk Group member states as well
    as the leaders of our countries. We find that peaceful negotiations
    must continue and as religious leaders we are ready to assist in not
    military but peaceful settlement of the conflict, in accordance with
    norms of international right," Pashazade said.

    He stressed that the dialogue under the high patronage of the Russian
    Patriarch would not pass in vain.

    In this context the religious leader of Azerbaijan considered
    remarkable the adoption of decision on mutual protection of cultural
    and religious heritage, and the most important - prevention of turning
    NK issue into inter-religious conflict.

    The Inter-Religious Council of CIS was established in 2004 in Moscow.
    The main accents of the activity of the establishment are put on the
    implementation of humanitarian programs and settlement of conflicts.
    It includes the Armenian Apostolic Church, Russian Orthodox Church,
    Georgian Orthodox Church is engaged as an observer, the Caucasus
    Muslim Board (Azerbaijan) and other religious organizations.

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