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OFFICIAL BAKU SENT PROTEST NOTE TO TANZANIA FM
ARMENPRESS
27 July, 2012
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, JULY 27, ARMENPRESS: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the
Republic of Azerbaijan sent a protest note to the headquarters of
Tanzania Foreign Affairs in demand to remove Nagorno Karabakh Republic
from Ministry's official web site states list. As Armenpress reports
citing Azerbaijani APA agency, Azerbaijani Foreign Affairs Ministry
press service head Elamn Abduallayev came forth with the statement,
Armenpress reports.
The interlocutor stated the protest note was sent to Tanzania FM by
Azerbaijani Embassy located in Egypt, no answer has been received yet.
Azerbaijan was concerned by the widespread reports speculated in
Armenian media that NKR was noted in Tanzania Foreign Affairs and
Internal Affairs Ministries' web sites as a country where you need
to receive entry visa if you are intended to pay a visit.
According to official web sites, Nagorno Karabakh citizens can visit
Tanzania paying 50 US dollars, yet the citizens of Pakistan, the United
States and Ireland are set to pay accordingly 200 and 100 dollars.
ARMENPRESS
27 July, 2012
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, JULY 27, ARMENPRESS: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the
Republic of Azerbaijan sent a protest note to the headquarters of
Tanzania Foreign Affairs in demand to remove Nagorno Karabakh Republic
from Ministry's official web site states list. As Armenpress reports
citing Azerbaijani APA agency, Azerbaijani Foreign Affairs Ministry
press service head Elamn Abduallayev came forth with the statement,
Armenpress reports.
The interlocutor stated the protest note was sent to Tanzania FM by
Azerbaijani Embassy located in Egypt, no answer has been received yet.
Azerbaijan was concerned by the widespread reports speculated in
Armenian media that NKR was noted in Tanzania Foreign Affairs and
Internal Affairs Ministries' web sites as a country where you need
to receive entry visa if you are intended to pay a visit.
According to official web sites, Nagorno Karabakh citizens can visit
Tanzania paying 50 US dollars, yet the citizens of Pakistan, the United
States and Ireland are set to pay accordingly 200 and 100 dollars.