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    NO BREAKTHROUGH IN ST. PETERSBURG MEETING OF AZERBAIJANI AND ARMENIAN PRESIDENTS - AZERBAIJANI FOREIGN MINISTER

    Trend News Agency, Azerbaijan
    June 11 2007

    Elmar Mammadyarov, the Azerbaijani Foreign Minister, stated in
    St. Petersburg, Russia, that no breakthrough was achieved in the peace
    talks on the resolution of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict meeting
    between the Presidents of Azerbaijan and Armenia, Ilham Aliyev and
    Robert Kocharian. The two Presidents discussed issues concerning the
    major principles of the conflict settlement, Maxmedia news agency
    reports.

    In talks with journalists in St. Petersburg on the 10th of June Bartan
    Oskanian , the Armenian Foreign Minister, stressed that the head of
    states were proposed to discuss the issues which the OSCE Minsk Group
    co-chairs had hoped them to achieve. At the same time the Armenian
    Minister noted they had serious and deep discussions.

    Oskanian stated with regret, that no progress was achieved during the
    meeting of the Presidents of Armenia and Azerbaijan in St. Petersburg,
    and there are still disagreements.

    "Earlier, the Presidents informed mediators on the essence of talks,"
    he clarified.

    Oskanian said that the process will continue on the level of foreign
    ministers. At the same time he found it difficult to predict another
    meeting between Aliyev and Kocharian.

    A meeting between the Presidents of Armenia and Azerbaijan in
    St. Petersburg on the 9th of June lasted three hours.
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