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    ARMAN MELIKIAN DOES NOT FEEL SPECIAL OPTIMISM IN KARABAKH PROCESS

    PanARMENIAN.Net
    24.05.2007 16:51 GMT+04:00

    /PanARMENIAN.Net/ Nagorno Karabakh President's Aid for Foreign Policy
    Arman Melikian does not feel special optimism in connection with the
    possibility of reaching successful results in the negotiation process
    on Karabakh. "When we see a concrete result that the Karabakh side
    agrees with, then it will be possible to display optimism. Currently
    I consider such displays as premature," Melikian underlined.

    Touching upon the current stage of the Nagorno Karabakh conflict
    settlement process, NKR President's Aid stressed today the Minsk
    process has turned into a negotiation between foreign ministers and
    presidents of Armenia and Azerbaijan. At the same time Melikian again
    reminded about the right of Nagorno Karabakh to be a participant in
    the negotiation process.

    Commenting on OSCE MG Co-Chairs' statement that mediators were not
    the cause of excluding representatives of Stepanakert from talks,
    anyhow Melikian found a share of guilt for the Co-Chairs, "since they
    agreed for such a format of negotiations".

    In Arman Melikian's opinion the Co-Chairs began to realize that
    Armenian refugees are a serious factor, neglect of which will result
    in a deadlock in the settlement issue. "If Armenian refugees agreed
    to return Azerbaijan it would be possible to speak about return of
    Azeris. If no, it is necessary to think about where these people will
    live, where their new homeland will be. From this viewpoint liberated
    territories are the most appropriate places," Arman Melikian stated,
    IA Regnum reports.
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