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NOW AUSTRIAN PRESIDENT HAS A CLEARER PICTURE OF NAGORNO-KARABAKH CONFLICT
arminfo
Wednesday, June 27, 17:59
The visit to Armenia has given Austrian President Heinz Fischer a
clearer picture of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.
While speaking to Armenian journalists on Wednesday, he said that
during his visit he was informed about local and regional problems
and learned a lot about Armenia's relations with Azerbaijan and Turkey.
So, now he sees this all in a new light.
Earlier, during his joint press-conference with the Armenian President,
Fischer said that the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict cannot be resolved by
means of war. He said that Russia, France and the United States have
enough experience and competence to solve this problem, but they need
patience as each conflicting party has its own stance.
Fischer said that Austria is ready to cooperate with Armenia in the
framework of international organizations and to help the country
to deepen its relations with the EU. He believes that the countries
might successfully cooperate in the field of tourism.
arminfo
Wednesday, June 27, 17:59
The visit to Armenia has given Austrian President Heinz Fischer a
clearer picture of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.
While speaking to Armenian journalists on Wednesday, he said that
during his visit he was informed about local and regional problems
and learned a lot about Armenia's relations with Azerbaijan and Turkey.
So, now he sees this all in a new light.
Earlier, during his joint press-conference with the Armenian President,
Fischer said that the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict cannot be resolved by
means of war. He said that Russia, France and the United States have
enough experience and competence to solve this problem, but they need
patience as each conflicting party has its own stance.
Fischer said that Austria is ready to cooperate with Armenia in the
framework of international organizations and to help the country
to deepen its relations with the EU. He believes that the countries
might successfully cooperate in the field of tourism.