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    AZG Armenian Daily #123, 30/06/2007


    Karabakh Issue

    AZERBAIJANI DELEGATION TO ARMENIA CURSED AT HOME

    Former Culture Ministers of Armenia and Azerbaijan, at present the
    ambassadors of their states to Russia, Armen Smbatian and Polad
    Bul-Bul Oglu organized a joint tour of Armenian and Azeri
    intellectuals to Yerevan, Stepanakert and Baku. The delegations were
    recived by the presidents of the countries they visited.

    On June 28 in Baku took place the interview of Bul-Bul Oglu and the
    members of the Azerbaijani delegation. As Bul-Bul Oglu started to
    speak, representative of "Karabakh Liberation Movement" Mahir Kerimov
    made a number of inappropriate statements to his address. A quarrel
    began and it was finally settled by the police detaining the movement
    activist. Agif Nagi, leader of the movement, made another quarrel with
    his speech criticizing the idea of the visit itself. The policed was
    forced to detain him, too.

    After the audience calmed down, Polad Bul-Bul Oglu stated that he
    considers the visit to Armenia and Karabakh a right and important move
    and added that he is intended to continue activity in that
    direction. He said that the Armenian and Azerbaijani sides could even
    cooperate in frameworks of humanitarian programs, such as
    reconstruction of the Azerbaijani mosque in Shushi, which is at
    present undertaken by the Armenians.

    Rector of the Slavonic University of Azerbaijan, Kyamal Abdullah
    stated that both Armenian and Azerbaijani intellectuals are advocates
    of peace settlement of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.

    The Azerbaijani delegation also stated that their meeting with the
    Armenian representatives brought down the psychological barrier
    between the sides of the Karabakh conflict for the first time in 17
    years. They said that in case both the sides have the good will and
    opportunity to continue reciprocal visits, this format may become an
    important factor of peace settlement of the conflict.

    By Nana Petrosian

    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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