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Regnum, Russia
June 8 2007
International community expects serious shift from Yerevan and Baku
in Nagorno Karabakh issue
The document being discussed in the Nagorno Karabakh conflict
settlement process gives a serious opportunity to come to an
agreement, UK Special Representative for the South Caucasus Brian
Fall said at a meeting with head of the Armenian mission in NATO,
Ambassador Samvel Lazarian.
As REGNUM was told at the Armenian foreign ministry, citing a
statement by G8 foreign minister in St. Petersburg on May 30, Fall
stressed that the international community was expecting a serious
shift from Armenia and Azerbaijan in the negotiation process.
Brian Fall also expressed confidence that settlement of the Nagorno
Karabakh conflict will promote forming South Caucasus as a single
political actor and encourage progress of its single economy.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
June 8 2007
International community expects serious shift from Yerevan and Baku
in Nagorno Karabakh issue
The document being discussed in the Nagorno Karabakh conflict
settlement process gives a serious opportunity to come to an
agreement, UK Special Representative for the South Caucasus Brian
Fall said at a meeting with head of the Armenian mission in NATO,
Ambassador Samvel Lazarian.
As REGNUM was told at the Armenian foreign ministry, citing a
statement by G8 foreign minister in St. Petersburg on May 30, Fall
stressed that the international community was expecting a serious
shift from Armenia and Azerbaijan in the negotiation process.
Brian Fall also expressed confidence that settlement of the Nagorno
Karabakh conflict will promote forming South Caucasus as a single
political actor and encourage progress of its single economy.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress