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Interfax, Russia
May 21 2013
Baku says six points of Madrid Principles that Yerevan accepts should
be basis for peace treaty
MOSCOW. May 21
Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Elmar Mamedyarov said he proposed to
begin working with Armenia on comprehensive peace treaty based on six
points of the Madrid Principles.
"If we take these principles as basis, the six points to be exact, I,
by the way, am very happy that my Armenian counterpart said that
Armenia fully accepted all six points, so it is very good," Mamedyarov
said at a news conference on the results of talks with Russian Foreign
Minister Sergei Lavrov.
"Let's take these six points, which Armenia accepts, and will start
building meat on this skeleton, which is called comprehensive peace
treaty," the Azerbaijani foreign minister said.
Mamedyarov said that this treaty was to include many factors,
including a list of steps Baku and Yerevan were to take.
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May 21 2013
Baku says six points of Madrid Principles that Yerevan accepts should
be basis for peace treaty
MOSCOW. May 21
Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Elmar Mamedyarov said he proposed to
begin working with Armenia on comprehensive peace treaty based on six
points of the Madrid Principles.
"If we take these principles as basis, the six points to be exact, I,
by the way, am very happy that my Armenian counterpart said that
Armenia fully accepted all six points, so it is very good," Mamedyarov
said at a news conference on the results of talks with Russian Foreign
Minister Sergei Lavrov.
"Let's take these six points, which Armenia accepts, and will start
building meat on this skeleton, which is called comprehensive peace
treaty," the Azerbaijani foreign minister said.
Mamedyarov said that this treaty was to include many factors,
including a list of steps Baku and Yerevan were to take.
ez mk