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KARABAKH SETTLEMENT INTERMEDIARIES TO MEET IN SEPTEMBER
Interfax
Sept 15 2011
Russia
The cochairmen of the OSCE (Organization for Security and Co-operation
in Europe) Minsk Group for the Karabakh Settlement will meet in New
York after September 20, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Alexander
Lukashevich told a Thursday press briefing.
"The cochairmen will hold their next meeting on the sidelines of the UN
General Assembly session in New York City after September 20," he said.
The cochairmen, who represent Russia, France and the United States,
held a regular round of consultations at the OSCE Vienna headquarters
on September 7 to draft an approximate work plan until the December
meeting of the OSCE Council of Ministers in Vienna. They also met
with other members of the OSCE Minsk Group.
"The cochairmen informed their colleagues about the measures
taken after the Kazan summit for reaching a consensus about the
draft fundamental principles of the Karabakh peace process and for
strengthening the ceasefire regime," Lukashevich said.
The coordination is high between the cochairmen and the three countries
at large, he said.
The cochairmen met with the OSCE secretary general on September 8 to
discuss the Karabakh peace process.
Interfax
Sept 15 2011
Russia
The cochairmen of the OSCE (Organization for Security and Co-operation
in Europe) Minsk Group for the Karabakh Settlement will meet in New
York after September 20, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Alexander
Lukashevich told a Thursday press briefing.
"The cochairmen will hold their next meeting on the sidelines of the UN
General Assembly session in New York City after September 20," he said.
The cochairmen, who represent Russia, France and the United States,
held a regular round of consultations at the OSCE Vienna headquarters
on September 7 to draft an approximate work plan until the December
meeting of the OSCE Council of Ministers in Vienna. They also met
with other members of the OSCE Minsk Group.
"The cochairmen informed their colleagues about the measures
taken after the Kazan summit for reaching a consensus about the
draft fundamental principles of the Karabakh peace process and for
strengthening the ceasefire regime," Lukashevich said.
The coordination is high between the cochairmen and the three countries
at large, he said.
The cochairmen met with the OSCE secretary general on September 8 to
discuss the Karabakh peace process.