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ATTEMPTS OF THE AZERBAIJANI IN TBILISI ENDED WITH FAILURE
Tue, 05/07/2013 - 17:54
During the Rose-Roth 83rd seminar of the NATO Parliamentary
Assembly entitled "South Caucasus. Geopolitics, Euro-Atlantic
integration and internal challenges" held in Tbilisi from April
29 to May 1 various regional issues were discussed, including the
Russian-Georgian relations, the strengthening of democracy in Georgia,
Armenia-Azerbaijan-Turkey relations. The head of the National Assembly
delegation in NATO PA Koryun Nahapetyan said on May 7.
The MP noted that, regardless of the orientation of the discussion,
members of the Azerbaijani delegation were raising the issue of the
"occupied territories" and were making belligerent statements.
According to him, the Azerbaijani attempts were ending with failure
due to the constructive approach and equivalent counterattack of the
Armenian delegation.
K. Nahapetyan said that during the discussion of the topic on
"Armenia-Azerbaijan-Turkey. Prospects for regional reconciliation"
Nagorno-Karabakh issue was also touched upon. The members of the
delegations expressed a conviction in their speeches that no serious
progress is possible in the negotiation process until Nagorno-Karabakh
is not actively involved in that and has not become a negotiating
party.
The member of the delegation Tevan Poghosyan spoke about the domestic
and foreign policies, adding that after the change of the government
the Georgia foreign policy did not change also towards the NATO
integration, and the issue of development of the economy remains in
attentive of both the government and the opposition.
According to the head of the parliamentary delegation, in the scope of
the seminar and during the meeting with the Georgian authorities the
issue of Javakhq Armenian, issues related to protection and development
of their language and culture were discussed, the reference was made
to restoration of the Abkhazian railroad. High ranking officials of
the Georgian government showed constructive and interested approach
during the discussions.
Author: Factinfo
Tue, 05/07/2013 - 17:54
During the Rose-Roth 83rd seminar of the NATO Parliamentary
Assembly entitled "South Caucasus. Geopolitics, Euro-Atlantic
integration and internal challenges" held in Tbilisi from April
29 to May 1 various regional issues were discussed, including the
Russian-Georgian relations, the strengthening of democracy in Georgia,
Armenia-Azerbaijan-Turkey relations. The head of the National Assembly
delegation in NATO PA Koryun Nahapetyan said on May 7.
The MP noted that, regardless of the orientation of the discussion,
members of the Azerbaijani delegation were raising the issue of the
"occupied territories" and were making belligerent statements.
According to him, the Azerbaijani attempts were ending with failure
due to the constructive approach and equivalent counterattack of the
Armenian delegation.
K. Nahapetyan said that during the discussion of the topic on
"Armenia-Azerbaijan-Turkey. Prospects for regional reconciliation"
Nagorno-Karabakh issue was also touched upon. The members of the
delegations expressed a conviction in their speeches that no serious
progress is possible in the negotiation process until Nagorno-Karabakh
is not actively involved in that and has not become a negotiating
party.
The member of the delegation Tevan Poghosyan spoke about the domestic
and foreign policies, adding that after the change of the government
the Georgia foreign policy did not change also towards the NATO
integration, and the issue of development of the economy remains in
attentive of both the government and the opposition.
According to the head of the parliamentary delegation, in the scope of
the seminar and during the meeting with the Georgian authorities the
issue of Javakhq Armenian, issues related to protection and development
of their language and culture were discussed, the reference was made
to restoration of the Abkhazian railroad. High ranking officials of
the Georgian government showed constructive and interested approach
during the discussions.
Author: Factinfo