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THE FOREIGN MINISTERS' MEETING IN PARIS DIDN'T GIVE NEW HOPES, ARMENIAN PRESIDENT STATES
Mediamax
Nov 13 2012
Armenia
Yerevan/Mediamax/. Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan stated that the
meeting of Foreign Ministers of Armenia and Azerbaijan in Paris was
far from new hopes on the settlement of NK conflict.
In his interview to Le Figaro, the Armenian President who is on an
official visit in France, noted that it was agreed to continue talks
in the current format at the meeting.
"Baku refuses to accept the principles proposed by the international
mediators as a basis for holding of talks supposing that they can
directly reach a peaceful agreement without agreeing on the basic
principles. But the peaceful agreement may be viable only if it
is based on clear principles acceptable for everybody", said Serzh
Sargsyan.
He also noted that despite the actions taken by Baku which pardoned
the killer of the sleeping Armenian officer, Armenia will keep doing
its best to reach a peaceful settlement.
Mediamax
Nov 13 2012
Armenia
Yerevan/Mediamax/. Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan stated that the
meeting of Foreign Ministers of Armenia and Azerbaijan in Paris was
far from new hopes on the settlement of NK conflict.
In his interview to Le Figaro, the Armenian President who is on an
official visit in France, noted that it was agreed to continue talks
in the current format at the meeting.
"Baku refuses to accept the principles proposed by the international
mediators as a basis for holding of talks supposing that they can
directly reach a peaceful agreement without agreeing on the basic
principles. But the peaceful agreement may be viable only if it
is based on clear principles acceptable for everybody", said Serzh
Sargsyan.
He also noted that despite the actions taken by Baku which pardoned
the killer of the sleeping Armenian officer, Armenia will keep doing
its best to reach a peaceful settlement.