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MEETING WITH THE IRANIAN FOREIGN MINISTER
By Armen Manvelian
AZG Armenian Daily
21/11/2008
Regional
"The 15th international exhibition of the press and news agencies"
continues its works in the Iranian capital Tehran. One of the most
interesting meetings in the framework of the exhibition was the
meeting with the Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki on
November 19. The Minister met and answered the questions of the
journalists from 27 countries.
To the question of "Azg" daily, "How does the Iranian side treat the
Turkish initiative to create a South-Caucasian Platform of Peace,
and is it possible without participation of Tehran?" Manouchehr
Mottaki mentioned, "South Caucasus is a very sensitive region, and
the actions of not neighboring countries do not contribute but only
hinder the stability in the region".
He underlined that it is important to Tehran to have good relations
with the South-Caucasian countries, and what Iran wants is stability
and peace in Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan.
Mottaki mentioned that the region is contiguous to Iran; consequently,
any development (probably he had in view the initiative of the Turkish
side) is impossible without Iran's participation.
However, the Minister avoided direct answer making it clear that the
Iranian side will continue to stir up its role in the region.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
By Armen Manvelian
AZG Armenian Daily
21/11/2008
Regional
"The 15th international exhibition of the press and news agencies"
continues its works in the Iranian capital Tehran. One of the most
interesting meetings in the framework of the exhibition was the
meeting with the Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki on
November 19. The Minister met and answered the questions of the
journalists from 27 countries.
To the question of "Azg" daily, "How does the Iranian side treat the
Turkish initiative to create a South-Caucasian Platform of Peace,
and is it possible without participation of Tehran?" Manouchehr
Mottaki mentioned, "South Caucasus is a very sensitive region, and
the actions of not neighboring countries do not contribute but only
hinder the stability in the region".
He underlined that it is important to Tehran to have good relations
with the South-Caucasian countries, and what Iran wants is stability
and peace in Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan.
Mottaki mentioned that the region is contiguous to Iran; consequently,
any development (probably he had in view the initiative of the Turkish
side) is impossible without Iran's participation.
However, the Minister avoided direct answer making it clear that the
Iranian side will continue to stir up its role in the region.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress