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    Rauf Rajabov "Baku And Khankendi Should Also Hold A Dialogue"

    Today, Azerbaijan
    http://www.today.az/news/politics/41914 .html
    Dec 18 2007

    The negotiation process must continue between Baku and Yerevan,
    but Baku and Khankendi should also hold a dialogue.

    The statement was made by the Azerbaijani military expert visiting
    Yerevan Rauf Rajabov.

    "The Garabagh Armenians are already within the Armenian delegation
    on the conflict settlement, though. The two nations must maintain a
    non-stop dialogue, as it is them, who will live in Garabagh beyond
    political contexts. The earlier they initiate the dialogue, the
    better. Unfortunately, such a dialogue do not exist at the moment.

    The two nations do not hold a dialogue on the level of Garabagh.

    There is a dialogue between official Baku and Yerevan, not between
    the peoples-the Azerbaijanis and Armenians of Garabagh", he announced.

    He considers that the unification of the Armenian elite of Garabagh
    is a problem.On the contrary, Azerbaijanis from Garabagh are living
    separately.

    Answering the question of an Armenian reporter about the admissibility
    of the policy of Azerbaijani government regarding those, whom they
    call their citizens and disrespect of official Baku, who is stubborn
    in calling Stepanakert Khankendi, Rauf Rajabov said one should not
    go into place-name study, archeology and historical science:

    "It would be better for us to search without focusing on any name".

    He stressed the necessity to concentrate on the interests of citizens:
    "Would it matter if I call someone Mister, fellow or aga?.

    We should think of a separate person. The value of the person should
    prevail over other vallues. Political values will never lead to a
    decision", R.Rajabov noted.
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