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    OSCE HEAD TO CALL ON YEREVAN AND BAKU TO AGREE ON KARABAKH PROCESS MAIN PRINCIPLES AS SOON AS POSSIBLE

    PanARMENIAN.Net
    15.05.2007 17:13 GMT+04:00

    /PanARMENIAN.Net/ OSCE Chairman-in-Office Miguel Angel Moratinos
    welcomes activities of OSCE Minsk Group on the Nagorno Karabakh
    conflict and is going to call on the conflicting sides - Azerbaijan
    and Armenia to agree on Karabakh process main principles as soon as
    possible, OSCE MG Russian Co-Chair Yuri Merzlyakov stated.

    On May 10 Spanish Foreign Minister OSCE Chairman-in-Office Miguel
    Angel Moratinos together with OSCE Minsk Group Co-Chairs discussed
    the ways of peaceful solution to the Nagorno Karabakh conflict in
    Madrid. "Before departing for Baku and Yerevan he wanted to know
    our opinion and we gave him our estimations. Miguel Angel Moratinos
    perceived them and approved our activity. During his visit to the
    region the OSCE head also is going to call on the sides to agree the
    main principles of settlement as soon as possible," Merzlyakov said.

    The Russian diplomat also informed separate consultations were held
    with foreign ministers of Armenia and Azerbaijan in Strasbourg May
    10-11. "We discussed those basic principles of settlement, which are
    not agreed yet. We received reaction of the sides to our offers. We
    will continue the work over them and correspondingly prepare our
    offers," Merzlyakov underscored without commenting on his opinion on
    the reaction of the conflicting sides to the above-mentioned offers.

    Merzlyakov informed the Minsk Group Co-Chairs are preparing a visit
    to the region at the end of May.

    "But the exact day of the visit is not agreed with the sides yet,
    since still there is no confirmation from Yerevan and Baku," he added.

    The Russian diplomat said, also still there is no firm agreement
    on organizing the next round of talks between Armenian and Azeri
    presidents in Saint Petersburg June 10. It will be clear after our
    visit to the region," OSCE Minsk Group Russian Co-Chair Yuri Merzlyakov
    informed, Trend reports.
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