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APA, Azerbaijan
June 21 2013
Ramiz Mehdiyev: `The Armenian authorities should understand that
Azerbaijan will not step back from its right way'
[ 21 Juny 2013 16:34 ]
`Time is not working for Armenia'
Baku. Mubariz Aslanov - APA. `Large financial means required for
elimination of the consequences of the aggression faced by the
Azerbaijani state restrict our opportunities to contribute to the UN
global challenges more,' said Head of the Azerbaijani Presidential
Administration, academician Ramiz Mehdiyev addressing the discussions
dedicated to the national consultations on post-2015 Sustainable
Development Goals, APA reports.
Mehdiyev stated that the 4 resolutions of the United Nations, the most
comprehensive and influential organization of the world, demanding the
unconditional withdrawal of troops from the occupied territories of
Azerbaijan have not been implemented yet: `The joint statement issued
by the leaders of the OSCE Minsk Group co-chairing states Vladimir
Putin, Barack Obama and François Hollande is almost in line with the
updated Madrid principles put forward by Azerbaijan and OSCE Minsk
Group co-chairs. But Armenia doesn't accept this. Its current policy
strains the regional situation and Armenia is trying to maintain the
status quo.
The Armenian authorities should understand that the Azerbaijani state
will not step back from its right way. Time is not working for
Armenia.
The restoration of Azerbaijan's territorial integrity would especially
open wide horizons for the realization of Sustainable Development
Goals in the South Caucasus and create more favorable opportunities
for Armenia, which is in the humanitarian crisis, to integrate into
the civilized world. The state, which has no strong economic
foundation and is living on financial aid of the Diaspora, can not
speak about perspectives. In order to develop, Armenia strongly needs
peaceful neighborhood policy and regional cooperation. The status quo
keeps Armenia aside from great regional projects, accelerates economic
recession and keeps it as a source of threat to the Sustainable
Development.
The UN should take into account this truth and for the sake of the
Sustainable Development of the South Caucasus should have its say for
the invaders are withdrawn from the Azerbaijani territories and four
resolutions, peace and security are ensured.'
June 21 2013
Ramiz Mehdiyev: `The Armenian authorities should understand that
Azerbaijan will not step back from its right way'
[ 21 Juny 2013 16:34 ]
`Time is not working for Armenia'
Baku. Mubariz Aslanov - APA. `Large financial means required for
elimination of the consequences of the aggression faced by the
Azerbaijani state restrict our opportunities to contribute to the UN
global challenges more,' said Head of the Azerbaijani Presidential
Administration, academician Ramiz Mehdiyev addressing the discussions
dedicated to the national consultations on post-2015 Sustainable
Development Goals, APA reports.
Mehdiyev stated that the 4 resolutions of the United Nations, the most
comprehensive and influential organization of the world, demanding the
unconditional withdrawal of troops from the occupied territories of
Azerbaijan have not been implemented yet: `The joint statement issued
by the leaders of the OSCE Minsk Group co-chairing states Vladimir
Putin, Barack Obama and François Hollande is almost in line with the
updated Madrid principles put forward by Azerbaijan and OSCE Minsk
Group co-chairs. But Armenia doesn't accept this. Its current policy
strains the regional situation and Armenia is trying to maintain the
status quo.
The Armenian authorities should understand that the Azerbaijani state
will not step back from its right way. Time is not working for
Armenia.
The restoration of Azerbaijan's territorial integrity would especially
open wide horizons for the realization of Sustainable Development
Goals in the South Caucasus and create more favorable opportunities
for Armenia, which is in the humanitarian crisis, to integrate into
the civilized world. The state, which has no strong economic
foundation and is living on financial aid of the Diaspora, can not
speak about perspectives. In order to develop, Armenia strongly needs
peaceful neighborhood policy and regional cooperation. The status quo
keeps Armenia aside from great regional projects, accelerates economic
recession and keeps it as a source of threat to the Sustainable
Development.
The UN should take into account this truth and for the sake of the
Sustainable Development of the South Caucasus should have its say for
the invaders are withdrawn from the Azerbaijani territories and four
resolutions, peace and security are ensured.'