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MESS ABOUT KARABAKH REMARKS IS CAMPAIGN AGAINST GEORGIA'S NATIONAL INTERESTS - MAIA PANJIKIDZE
NEWS.AM
January 31, 2013 | 15:11
YEREVAN.- Georgian FM Maia Panjikidze said mess about her statements on
Nagorno-Karabakh was a campaign against national interests of Georgia.
Her comments came in response to media reports about her Karabakh
remarks made in Lithuania. Azerbaijani reports mentioned Panjikidze
allegedly said "resolution of Karabakh conflict is possible only based
on territorial integrity of Azerbaijan." Later Armenian media reported
that during the meeting in Lithuania, Panjikidze noted "she respects
territorial integrity of Azerbaijan" but did not mention Karabakh.
In an interview with Prime Time newspaper, she said the campaign
launched by Georgian media and the opposition was directed against
country's national interests. Speaking about the recent visit of
Georgian PM to Yerevan, she said it was successful, while the campaign
was directed against good relations with Armenia and was targeted at
criticism against Georgian government.
From: A. Papazian
NEWS.AM
January 31, 2013 | 15:11
YEREVAN.- Georgian FM Maia Panjikidze said mess about her statements on
Nagorno-Karabakh was a campaign against national interests of Georgia.
Her comments came in response to media reports about her Karabakh
remarks made in Lithuania. Azerbaijani reports mentioned Panjikidze
allegedly said "resolution of Karabakh conflict is possible only based
on territorial integrity of Azerbaijan." Later Armenian media reported
that during the meeting in Lithuania, Panjikidze noted "she respects
territorial integrity of Azerbaijan" but did not mention Karabakh.
In an interview with Prime Time newspaper, she said the campaign
launched by Georgian media and the opposition was directed against
country's national interests. Speaking about the recent visit of
Georgian PM to Yerevan, she said it was successful, while the campaign
was directed against good relations with Armenia and was targeted at
criticism against Georgian government.
From: A. Papazian