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YEREVAN AND BAKU PRESS CLUBS ISSUED A BOOK
PanARMENIAN.Net
26.02.2007 18:15 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ The Yerevan and Baku press clubs have issued a book
titled "The Karabakh conflict: to understand each other", presentation
of which took place in Yerevan February 26. The book dedicated to
the Karabakh conflict and complex Armenian-Azeri relations includes
works by four authors - two political scientists and two journalists
- who made an attempt to find common interests for achieving mutual
understanding and conflict settlement. One of the authors, Stepan
Grigoryan, hopes that opinions and suppositions presented in the
book will offers new possibilities for a constructive dialogue
between the two states. "I was gladdened with the opinion of my
Azeri counterpart Rasim Musabekov, who said that the position of the
Karabakh's authorities should be taken into consideration during the
talks between the two sides," he said.
The book was published with the assistance of the Friedrich Ebert
Foundation, whose representative Gunter Fichtner noted that the book
will help the Armenian and Azeri public to be more informed of the
Nagorno Karabakh conflict. "The issue is sensitive for both publics
and if the sides wish to reach a compromise, this circumstance should
be taken into account," he said. Presentation of the book will also
be held in Karabakh one of these days, reports IA Regnum.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
PanARMENIAN.Net
26.02.2007 18:15 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ The Yerevan and Baku press clubs have issued a book
titled "The Karabakh conflict: to understand each other", presentation
of which took place in Yerevan February 26. The book dedicated to
the Karabakh conflict and complex Armenian-Azeri relations includes
works by four authors - two political scientists and two journalists
- who made an attempt to find common interests for achieving mutual
understanding and conflict settlement. One of the authors, Stepan
Grigoryan, hopes that opinions and suppositions presented in the
book will offers new possibilities for a constructive dialogue
between the two states. "I was gladdened with the opinion of my
Azeri counterpart Rasim Musabekov, who said that the position of the
Karabakh's authorities should be taken into consideration during the
talks between the two sides," he said.
The book was published with the assistance of the Friedrich Ebert
Foundation, whose representative Gunter Fichtner noted that the book
will help the Armenian and Azeri public to be more informed of the
Nagorno Karabakh conflict. "The issue is sensitive for both publics
and if the sides wish to reach a compromise, this circumstance should
be taken into account," he said. Presentation of the book will also
be held in Karabakh one of these days, reports IA Regnum.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress