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    We welcomed conclusion on need for EU representatives to visit
    Karabakh - Armenian Head of State

    news.am
    March 07, 2012 | 14:51


    BRUSSELS. - Armenia's President Serzh Sargsyan, who is in Belgium on a
    working visit, on Wednesday met with the European Parliament
    President, Martin Schulz. After the meeting, they announced a joint
    statement before the press.

    And below is an excerpt from Sargsyan's statement issued at the end of
    his meeting with Schulz.

    `I would like to express confidence that our relations with EU will
    register a new success during your tenure. We underscore the European
    Parliament's role in the context of the deepening Armenia-EU
    cooperation. The Armenia-EU interparliamentary ties are dynamically
    developing. A Euronest Parliamentary Assembly session was recently
    held in [Armenia's capital] Yerevan, and this was the organization's
    first-ever meeting in a partner country.

    We were also delighted to host, in the same time period, a delegation
    from the Committee on Foreign Affairs of the European Parliament.
    Together with President Schulz we discussed a wide array of matters
    that are on the agenda of Armenia-EU relations. I presented to Mr.
    Schulz our commitment to implementing reforms in our country, and the
    steps toward securing assistance to stimulate reforms between the
    European Commission and the Government of Armenia.

    The both of us stressed with satisfaction the progress recorded in our
    relations with EU. We reflected on the upcoming parliamentary
    elections in Armenia. I am delightful that the European Parliament
    observers' mission likewise will monitor Armenia's elections.

    I informed President Schulz about the latest developments in the
    settlement process of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. I noted that the
    Armenian side sees the matter's resolution solely in peaceful ways,
    and in the framework of the OSCE Minsk Group negotiation process. We
    welcomed the EU Council's recently-adopted conclusions, which also
    note the need for EU representatives to visit Nagorno-Karabakh.'




    From: A. Papazian
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