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BAKU IS GOING TO "TOUGHEN" ITS STANCE IN KARABAKH PROBLEM
PanARMENIAN.Net
12.06.2007 14:45 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ The Azeri side states on "the importance to
toughen its stance in the issue of the Nagorno Karabakh conflict
settlement. Commenting on the latest meeting between Armenian and Azeri
Presidents in St. Petersburg, head of the Azerbaijani presidential
administration's international relations department Novruz Mamedov
said, "in this case the Azerbaijani State can use its leadership
in the region". Mamedov said, "Azerbaijan will toughened his stance
over the Nagorno Karabakh issue towards Armenia, the OSCE Minsk Group
Co-Chairs, international organizations and the world community. It
is necessary to demand a concrete position from them".
He stated that the sides decided to continue negotiations on the
level of foreign ministers. At the same time Novruz Mamedov did not
comment on the further process of events on the peaceful solution
of the conflict. He said, "if the international community does not
express a concrete opinion and make proposals, the question of military
solution may arise," "Trend" reports.
PanARMENIAN.Net
12.06.2007 14:45 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ The Azeri side states on "the importance to
toughen its stance in the issue of the Nagorno Karabakh conflict
settlement. Commenting on the latest meeting between Armenian and Azeri
Presidents in St. Petersburg, head of the Azerbaijani presidential
administration's international relations department Novruz Mamedov
said, "in this case the Azerbaijani State can use its leadership
in the region". Mamedov said, "Azerbaijan will toughened his stance
over the Nagorno Karabakh issue towards Armenia, the OSCE Minsk Group
Co-Chairs, international organizations and the world community. It
is necessary to demand a concrete position from them".
He stated that the sides decided to continue negotiations on the
level of foreign ministers. At the same time Novruz Mamedov did not
comment on the further process of events on the peaceful solution
of the conflict. He said, "if the international community does not
express a concrete opinion and make proposals, the question of military
solution may arise," "Trend" reports.