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  • BAKU: Mammadyarov sends letter to Albania on arms sales to Armenia

    Azeri Press Agency, Azerbaijan
    July 28 2007


    Elmar Mammadyarov sends letter to his Albanian, Pakistani
    counterparts and OIC secretary general on arms sales to Armenia

    [ 28 Jul 2007 14:03 ]

    Azerbaijan's Foreign Minister sent a letter to Albanian Foreign
    Minister Lulzim Basha, secretary general of Organization of Islamic
    Conference (OIC) Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu and the head of the
    organization's Foreign Ministers' Council, Pakistan's Foreign
    Minister Khurshid Kasuri on illegal arms sales to Armenia, spokesman
    for Foreign Ministry Khazar Ibrahim told APA.

    The letter says that such relations between Albania and Armenia pose
    serious concern. It does not only worry Azerbaijani society, but also
    has negative influence on friendship relations between Azerbaijan and
    Albania, members of UN, OSCE and OIC.
    `As you know, over 800,000 Azerbaijanis became refugees as a result
    of Armenian aggression and ethnic cleansing. According to OIC
    resolutions, in order to prevent Armenia from continuing aggression
    and enlarging the conflict, the organization member states should not
    sell military supplies, weapons to Armenia, and should not allow
    using their country a transit country. This fact contradicts norms
    and principles of the international law. Baku is against war and
    regards selling military supplies and weapons to Armenia as an act
    against Azerbaijan,' the letter says.
    Taking into account mutual relations between Azerbaijan and Albania,
    especially high-level meeting of the two presidents last month in
    Istanbul in the framework of BSECO summit, Elmar Mammadyarov called
    on his Albanian counterpart to intervene in the case and ensure
    canceling sale of weapons,. /APA/
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