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THE STATEMENTS THAT 'HE DISCLOSES THE CONTENTS OF THE NEGOTIATING PROCESS' SEEM FUNNY TO MATTHEW BRYZA
Arminfo
2007-06-08 09:18:00
American co-chair of the OSCE MG Matthew Bryza thinks it is funny that
"he discloses the contents of the negotiating process on Nagornyy
Karabakh conflict settlement", he said at the press-conference in
Yerevan, Thursday.
'I do not disclose anything secret, and it seems funny to me when
they write about me that I disclose the details of the talks. This
is not a new piece of information, they are known. Moreover, I think
that contact with journalists is very important, as openness of the
co-chairs promotes to the progress of the settlement process', -
he said.
At the same time, asked whether the issue of the Karabakh territories
occupied by Azerbaijan is being discussed during the negotiations,
and whether the Co-chairs are aware of this fact, M.Bryza said that he
knows about that. "But now the base principles are being discussed,
and I don't want to promulgate the details. It would be a sign of
disrespect for the peace process participants," he said in conclusion.
Arminfo
2007-06-08 09:18:00
American co-chair of the OSCE MG Matthew Bryza thinks it is funny that
"he discloses the contents of the negotiating process on Nagornyy
Karabakh conflict settlement", he said at the press-conference in
Yerevan, Thursday.
'I do not disclose anything secret, and it seems funny to me when
they write about me that I disclose the details of the talks. This
is not a new piece of information, they are known. Moreover, I think
that contact with journalists is very important, as openness of the
co-chairs promotes to the progress of the settlement process', -
he said.
At the same time, asked whether the issue of the Karabakh territories
occupied by Azerbaijan is being discussed during the negotiations,
and whether the Co-chairs are aware of this fact, M.Bryza said that he
knows about that. "But now the base principles are being discussed,
and I don't want to promulgate the details. It would be a sign of
disrespect for the peace process participants," he said in conclusion.