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  • In 2012 France will show activity in settlement of Karabakh conflict

    news.am, Armenia
    Jan 5 2012


    In 2012 France will show activity in settlement of Karabakh conflict:
    Armenian MP


    January 05, 2012 | 20:09

    YEREVAN. - The 2011 was unprecedented in the settlement of the
    Karabakh conflict, Armenian MP, secretary of the Prosperous Armenia
    Party parliamentary group Aram Safaryan told Armenian News-NEWS.am.

    According to the MP, during this period Russia showed unprecedented
    activity in the framework of OSCE Minsk Group on Karabakh settlement
    and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev did try to make some moves in
    finding a resolution for the peaceful settlement of the Karabakh
    conflict.

    `However Armenian and Azerbaijani presidents' meeting in Kazan failed
    as at the last moment Azerbaijan's President Aliev behaved
    unpredictably. Azerbaijan proposed additional preconditions which were
    new in the negotiation process. Those proposals had not been reviewed
    on a diplomatic level and were also unacceptable for Armenia,'
    Safaryan said.

    The MP also mentioned that the latest session of OSCE Parliamentary
    Assembly which took place in Dubrovnik, Croatia, during which after an
    interval of 6 years the session was dedicated to the settlement of the
    Karabakh conflict.

    `That also was a major event, as it showed that OSCE Parliament
    Assembly is ready to pay its contribution to the settlement of the
    Karabakh conflict. Currently the interested parties search new ideas
    and approaches in order the move the negotiation process from a dead
    point. In that context the OSCE MG co-chairs must make additional
    efforts,' he said.

    According to Safaryan's forecast, in 2012 France will show activity in
    the settlement of the Karabakh conflict.

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