Tweet
M. BRYZA: ARMENIAN AND AZERI FOREIGN MINISTERS SHOULD NOT MEET SO OFTEN
PanARMENIAN.Net
08.02.2007 14:13 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ A meeting between Azeri and Armenian foreign
ministers may take place at the end of February or beginning of
March. It depends on their schedule, stated OSCE MG Co-Chair Matthew
Bryza. "And generally, they should not meet so often. Main thing is
spirit of good during talks. I think it exists.
Every time when the sides meet, we see progress. When the ministers
met in Moscow and exchanged views, they a little approached in their
stances on general principals. It means, that there exists progress
and it is impossible to reach more progress without such meetings,"
he stressed. Asked that the society cannot get enough information
about negotiations, the American diplomat stated, "Concrete talks
are carried out, but we should not speak about it publicly, since it
will lead to politicization of the negotiations. I think, you should
trust your ministers."
Alongside Matthew Bryza underlined he does not agree with statements
that parliamentary elections in Armenia in 2007 and presidential
elections in Armenia and Azerbaijan in 2008 will impede the solution
of the Nagorno Karabakh conflict. "I do not agree with that.
I think elections are complex elements of this procedure. But from
the other side, talks continue even now. May be the president will
not meet till parliamentary elections in Armenia, but the ministers
continue the talks," he underscored, 'Trend' reports.
PanARMENIAN.Net
08.02.2007 14:13 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ A meeting between Azeri and Armenian foreign
ministers may take place at the end of February or beginning of
March. It depends on their schedule, stated OSCE MG Co-Chair Matthew
Bryza. "And generally, they should not meet so often. Main thing is
spirit of good during talks. I think it exists.
Every time when the sides meet, we see progress. When the ministers
met in Moscow and exchanged views, they a little approached in their
stances on general principals. It means, that there exists progress
and it is impossible to reach more progress without such meetings,"
he stressed. Asked that the society cannot get enough information
about negotiations, the American diplomat stated, "Concrete talks
are carried out, but we should not speak about it publicly, since it
will lead to politicization of the negotiations. I think, you should
trust your ministers."
Alongside Matthew Bryza underlined he does not agree with statements
that parliamentary elections in Armenia in 2007 and presidential
elections in Armenia and Azerbaijan in 2008 will impede the solution
of the Nagorno Karabakh conflict. "I do not agree with that.
I think elections are complex elements of this procedure. But from
the other side, talks continue even now. May be the president will
not meet till parliamentary elections in Armenia, but the ministers
continue the talks," he underscored, 'Trend' reports.