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    VARTAN OSKANIAN: SPEKING OF THE PRESIDENTS' MEETING STILL UNTIMELY

    ArmRadio.am
    26.10.2006 10:12

    At this point there is no need for the meeting of the Presidents of
    Armenia and Azerbaijan. Speaking of it is untimely, said RA Foreign
    Minister Vartan Oskanian, noting that after the November 14th meeting
    with the Azerbaijani Foreign Minister in Brussels the OSCE Minsk
    Group Co-Chars may visit the region, after which it will be decided
    whether the meeting of the Presidents in necessary.

    The Minister clarified that the Co-Chairs had suggested several
    new ideas at the meeting in Moscow. During the past two weeks
    the Armenian side has been discussing these ideas, NKR opinion
    has also been considered. The complete position of the Armenian
    side was presented October 24 in Paris during the meeting of the
    Foreign Ministers of Armenia and Azerbaijan held under the auspice
    of the OSCE Minsk Group Co-hairs. Vartan Oskanian noted that there
    are no common edges so far, but it is not ruled out that during
    the next meeting it will become possible to bring the positions
    somehow closer. The Foreign Minister noted also that the document
    on principles is quite compete and envisages all the questions,
    including the right of self-determination of Arsakhi people and the
    status of Nagorno Karabakh. According to him, the document may be
    accomplished phase by phase. The question of return of territories is
    also part of the common package. The question will be discussed when
    there is certain clarity connected with the self-determination aright
    and the status of NKR. In Oskanian's word, by saying "territories"
    we mean all the territories - Northern parts of Artsakh, Martakert,
    Martuni and Shahumyan. All of these are matters of dispute.
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