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Ex-foreign minister of Karabakh: Implementation of EU-funded
programmes in Nagorno-Karabakh is the first step towards recognition
of the NKR by the EU
arminfo
Saturday, October 27, 14:38
Implementation of the EU-funded programmes in Nagorno-Karabakh is the
first step on the hard road of recognition of the NKR's independence
by the EU, ex-foreign minister of the NKR Arman Melikyan said at a
press conference in Yerevan.
"In general, I positively assess the EU's efforts on cooperation with
Karabakh, and sooner or later this cooperation will rise to the
official level. European structures will cooperate with the President,
Government and Parliament of Artsakh at the official level", Melikyan
said.
He also stressed that all the alternative approaches of the
international structures to the NKR problem are doomed to failure. He
thinks it is necessary to take into account the reality, and the
reality is that now the NKR is an independent state having a power
elected by the people.
To recall, Oct 26 the European Union announced the launch of a second
phase civil society programme, aimed at supporting the peace-building
efforts concerning the conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh. The European
Partnership for the Peaceful Settlement of the Conflict over
Nagorno-Karabakh (EPNK) is a consortium of five European NGOs, which
seeks to work with local partners in the South Caucasus on a wide
range of peace-building projects to improve framework conditions
conducive to positively impacting the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict
settlement process. The EU-funded programme promotes a dynamic
dialogue between a broad range of policymakers, media and civil
society from all sides of the conflict. It also supports a wider
participation of conflict-affected people in the peace process,
including women, youth, internally displaced persons and refugees. The
activities are arranged around three main themes: media, public
policy and conflict-affected groups.
The EPNK programme will last three years and is a continuation of a
programme launched in 2009 under the Instrument for Stability. The
European Union's Instrument for Stability is a special financial
instrument created to support the peaceful settlement of conflicts,
de-escalation of tensions and post-conflict rehabilitation world-wide.
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programmes in Nagorno-Karabakh is the first step towards recognition
of the NKR by the EU
arminfo
Saturday, October 27, 14:38
Implementation of the EU-funded programmes in Nagorno-Karabakh is the
first step on the hard road of recognition of the NKR's independence
by the EU, ex-foreign minister of the NKR Arman Melikyan said at a
press conference in Yerevan.
"In general, I positively assess the EU's efforts on cooperation with
Karabakh, and sooner or later this cooperation will rise to the
official level. European structures will cooperate with the President,
Government and Parliament of Artsakh at the official level", Melikyan
said.
He also stressed that all the alternative approaches of the
international structures to the NKR problem are doomed to failure. He
thinks it is necessary to take into account the reality, and the
reality is that now the NKR is an independent state having a power
elected by the people.
To recall, Oct 26 the European Union announced the launch of a second
phase civil society programme, aimed at supporting the peace-building
efforts concerning the conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh. The European
Partnership for the Peaceful Settlement of the Conflict over
Nagorno-Karabakh (EPNK) is a consortium of five European NGOs, which
seeks to work with local partners in the South Caucasus on a wide
range of peace-building projects to improve framework conditions
conducive to positively impacting the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict
settlement process. The EU-funded programme promotes a dynamic
dialogue between a broad range of policymakers, media and civil
society from all sides of the conflict. It also supports a wider
participation of conflict-affected people in the peace process,
including women, youth, internally displaced persons and refugees. The
activities are arranged around three main themes: media, public
policy and conflict-affected groups.
The EPNK programme will last three years and is a continuation of a
programme launched in 2009 under the Instrument for Stability. The
European Union's Instrument for Stability is a special financial
instrument created to support the peaceful settlement of conflicts,
de-escalation of tensions and post-conflict rehabilitation world-wide.
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