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INDEPENDENT AND SELF-DETERMINED KARABAKH HAS NO ALTERNATIVE - ARMENIA PARLIAMENT VICE-CHAIR
February 20, 2014 | 16:12
YEREVAN. - Armenian National Assembly (NA) Vice-Speaker Eduard
Sharmazanov on Thursday met with Petr Mikyska, Head of the Mission
of the Embassy of the Czech Republic in Yerevan.
They discussed the need to invigorate the interparliamentary ties
between the two countries.
Sharmazanov, who is also Head of NA Armenia-Czech Republic Friendship
Group, stated that following the Armenian President's recent state
visit to the Czech Republic, there is a clear willingness to develop
cooperation between both countries, informs the NA vice-speaker's
staff. The deputy head of the Armenian parliament also underscored
the role of parliamentary diplomacy in terms of stimulating bilateral
relations.
For his part, Mikyska highly appreciated the Armenian President's
visit to Prague, the realistic nature and clarity of the issues he
had raised, and assured that the Czech Republic shows an understanding
toward Armenia's decision to join the Customs Union.
Separately, Sharmazanov noted that Thursday, February 20, marks the
Artsakh [i.e., Nagorno-Karabakh] Revival Day. In his words, these
years have proved that an independent and a self-determined Karabakh
has no alternative.
The interlocutors pointed to the need to resolve the Karabakh conflict
through peace talks, and within the framework of the OSCE Minsk Group,
and to organize various events ahead of the centennial of the Armenian
Genocide.
Eduard Sharmazanov and Petr Mikyska also discussed other matters of
mutual interest.
News from Armenia - NEWS.am
February 20, 2014 | 16:12
YEREVAN. - Armenian National Assembly (NA) Vice-Speaker Eduard
Sharmazanov on Thursday met with Petr Mikyska, Head of the Mission
of the Embassy of the Czech Republic in Yerevan.
They discussed the need to invigorate the interparliamentary ties
between the two countries.
Sharmazanov, who is also Head of NA Armenia-Czech Republic Friendship
Group, stated that following the Armenian President's recent state
visit to the Czech Republic, there is a clear willingness to develop
cooperation between both countries, informs the NA vice-speaker's
staff. The deputy head of the Armenian parliament also underscored
the role of parliamentary diplomacy in terms of stimulating bilateral
relations.
For his part, Mikyska highly appreciated the Armenian President's
visit to Prague, the realistic nature and clarity of the issues he
had raised, and assured that the Czech Republic shows an understanding
toward Armenia's decision to join the Customs Union.
Separately, Sharmazanov noted that Thursday, February 20, marks the
Artsakh [i.e., Nagorno-Karabakh] Revival Day. In his words, these
years have proved that an independent and a self-determined Karabakh
has no alternative.
The interlocutors pointed to the need to resolve the Karabakh conflict
through peace talks, and within the framework of the OSCE Minsk Group,
and to organize various events ahead of the centennial of the Armenian
Genocide.
Eduard Sharmazanov and Petr Mikyska also discussed other matters of
mutual interest.
News from Armenia - NEWS.am