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AZERBAIJAN'S FM: "I DO NOT THINK PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS IN ARMENIA MAY SERVE OBSTACLE FOR CONTINUATION OF PEACEFUL NEGOTIATION PROCESS"
Yerevan, February 13. ArmInfo. "I do not that the parliamentary
elections in Armenia may serve an obstacle for continuation of a
peaceful negotiation process", Foreign Minister of Azerbaijan, Elmar
Mamediarov, said, Day.az reports.
"Different elections are carried out in the most of countries,
however, it does not mean that the negotiation processes should stop",
he said. In the Minister's opinion, a political will of the sides is
necessary to achieve a peaceful settlement of the Karabakh problem.
"It is very pleasant that the American Co-chair, Mathew Bryza, has
come out with a statement that an impulse will be observed in the
negotiation process after the parliamentary elections in Armenia",
Mamediarov stressed. The Azeri Minister called the actions of Moscow,
Paris and Washington constructive in this direction.
Yerevan, February 13. ArmInfo. "I do not that the parliamentary
elections in Armenia may serve an obstacle for continuation of a
peaceful negotiation process", Foreign Minister of Azerbaijan, Elmar
Mamediarov, said, Day.az reports.
"Different elections are carried out in the most of countries,
however, it does not mean that the negotiation processes should stop",
he said. In the Minister's opinion, a political will of the sides is
necessary to achieve a peaceful settlement of the Karabakh problem.
"It is very pleasant that the American Co-chair, Mathew Bryza, has
come out with a statement that an impulse will be observed in the
negotiation process after the parliamentary elections in Armenia",
Mamediarov stressed. The Azeri Minister called the actions of Moscow,
Paris and Washington constructive in this direction.