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HILLARY CLINTON CONDEMNS LATEST INCIDENTS IN CONTACT LINE OF AZERBAIJANI AND ARMENIAN TROOPS
APA
June 6 2012
Azerbaijan
"In my meeting with the Azerbaijani President I said that the US was
ready to do best for assisting with the conflict's settlement"
Baku. Victoria Dementieva - APA. The US Secretary of State Hillary
Clinton condemned the latest incidents occurred in the contact line
of Azerbaijani and Armenian troops. APA reports that the Secretary of
State announced her position at the joint briefing with Azerbaijani
Foreign Minister Elmar Mammadyarov.
Elmar Mammadyarov noted that the US and Azerbaijan could create
close relations in various spheres during these years. He noted
the effectiveness of the Secretary Clinton's visit and underlined
that Nagorno Karabakh conflict was one of the main topics of the
discussions: "Several ideas were voiced to achieve progress towards
the conflict's settlement. The next round of the negotiations on
the settlement of Nagorno Karabakh conflict will be held in Paris on
June 18. Afghanistan and regional issues were also discussed at the
meeting. Azerbaijan feels the US support."
In her speech, Secretary Clinton expressed satisfaction with her visit
to Azerbaijan. She said that she discussed the issues of security,
energy and democratic reforms at her meeting with the Azerbaijani
President. She highly assessed Azerbaijan's contributions to the
peacekeeping operations in Afghanistan and added that the Nagorno
Karabakh conflict was also discussed at the meetings.
Clinton condemned the latest incidents occurred in the contact line
of the troops: "This violence must be stopped. In my meeting with
the Azerbaijani President I said that the US was ready to do best
for assisting with the conflict's settlement".
Commenting the cooperation in energy sphere, Clinton noted that the
US supports Azerbaijan in ensuring of energy security. She noted that
at the meeting with the President of Azerbaijan today, it is highly
appreciated Azerbaijan's role in the diversification of oil and gas:
U.S. support the Azerbaijan's role in the Southern Corridor project,
which will supply energy resources of Azerbaijan to the European
market.
About the human rights, Clinton said that US remained committed
to the need for the development of civil society and fundamental
human rights. She called the government of Azerbaijan to respect the
development of freedom of expression and fundamental human rights in
the country, at the same to continue works to strengthen the Azerbaijan
civil community.
The US Secretary of State said that she had opportunity to discuss
the progress in this field with the representative of the Azerbaijan
civil community during the visit.
APA
June 6 2012
Azerbaijan
"In my meeting with the Azerbaijani President I said that the US was
ready to do best for assisting with the conflict's settlement"
Baku. Victoria Dementieva - APA. The US Secretary of State Hillary
Clinton condemned the latest incidents occurred in the contact line
of Azerbaijani and Armenian troops. APA reports that the Secretary of
State announced her position at the joint briefing with Azerbaijani
Foreign Minister Elmar Mammadyarov.
Elmar Mammadyarov noted that the US and Azerbaijan could create
close relations in various spheres during these years. He noted
the effectiveness of the Secretary Clinton's visit and underlined
that Nagorno Karabakh conflict was one of the main topics of the
discussions: "Several ideas were voiced to achieve progress towards
the conflict's settlement. The next round of the negotiations on
the settlement of Nagorno Karabakh conflict will be held in Paris on
June 18. Afghanistan and regional issues were also discussed at the
meeting. Azerbaijan feels the US support."
In her speech, Secretary Clinton expressed satisfaction with her visit
to Azerbaijan. She said that she discussed the issues of security,
energy and democratic reforms at her meeting with the Azerbaijani
President. She highly assessed Azerbaijan's contributions to the
peacekeeping operations in Afghanistan and added that the Nagorno
Karabakh conflict was also discussed at the meetings.
Clinton condemned the latest incidents occurred in the contact line
of the troops: "This violence must be stopped. In my meeting with
the Azerbaijani President I said that the US was ready to do best
for assisting with the conflict's settlement".
Commenting the cooperation in energy sphere, Clinton noted that the
US supports Azerbaijan in ensuring of energy security. She noted that
at the meeting with the President of Azerbaijan today, it is highly
appreciated Azerbaijan's role in the diversification of oil and gas:
U.S. support the Azerbaijan's role in the Southern Corridor project,
which will supply energy resources of Azerbaijan to the European
market.
About the human rights, Clinton said that US remained committed
to the need for the development of civil society and fundamental
human rights. She called the government of Azerbaijan to respect the
development of freedom of expression and fundamental human rights in
the country, at the same to continue works to strengthen the Azerbaijan
civil community.
The US Secretary of State said that she had opportunity to discuss
the progress in this field with the representative of the Azerbaijan
civil community during the visit.