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    RUSSIA TO CONTINUE FOSTERING THE PEACE TALKS ON KARABAKH SETTLEMENT

    armradio.am
    24.10.2011 18:02

    Russia intends to continue to contribute to the negotiation process
    on the settlement of the Karabakh conflict, Russian President Dmitry
    Medvedev said at a joint press conference with visiting Armenian
    President Serzh Sargsyan.

    "An important topic of negotiations was the reinforcement of stability
    in the South Caucasus," Medvedev said.

    "I personally believe that a fair settlement of the conflict can only
    be achieved politically," Medvedev added.

    "Russia will continue fostering Nagorno Karabakh negotiations as an
    OSCE Minsk Group co-chairing country and through direct contacts with
    the leadership of Armenia and Azerbaijan," President Medvedev said.

    He reminded that much had been done in that direction over the past
    years. "Russia intends to continue to contribute to the negotiation
    process as Minsk Group co-chairing country and will promote the
    direct contacts between the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan,"
    Medvedev added.

    In his turn, Serzh Sargsyan praised Medvedev and Foreign Minister
    Sergei Lavrov for their mediation efforts and confirmed readiness to
    stick to peaceful methods in resolving the conflict.

    The Russian leader added that by the end of the year the two countries
    are expected to reach the pre-crisis level in terms of bilateral
    economic development.

    "Our cooperation in energy, high technology and transport is on the
    rise, this is a good sign", Mr. Medvedev said.

    He also said that he shared Sargsian`s opinion that energy projects
    such as the South Stream gas pipeline and some others should ease
    tension in the region and strengthen the partnership.



    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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