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    ALI HASANOV: "ARMENIAN PRESIDENT AND FOREIGN MINISTER HAVE NO THEIR OWN VOLITION"

    APA
    April 21 2010
    Azerbaijan

    Baku. Kamala Guliyeva - APA. "Remains to be seen how the new Russian
    co-chair of the OSCE Minsk Group will work. We are not satisfied
    with the activity of the OSCE Minsk Group co-chair institution for
    reaching progress in the settlement of Nagorno Karabakh conflict.The
    problem didn't move from deadlock, there is no move.

    Armenia denies a point which it coordinated in a previous meeting
    and tries to return to the same issues", chief of the public policy
    department of the Presidential Administration of Azerbaijan Ali
    Hasanov told journalists, APA reports.

    He said it was time to show will arisen from the norms of international
    law. "Azerbaijan has no authority to review the activity of the
    OSCE Minsk Group and to determine its composition. This is an OSCE
    institution and its composition and the number of member countries
    are determined by the OSCE. If there is such dissatisfaction at the
    OSCE next summit Azerbaijan can express its position there. We are
    concerning about that the co-chairs couldn't reach any progress
    so far. The current question is that the European Union can be
    represented in the group. There are other proposals too. The
    Turkey's representation is also on agenda. The OSCE should assess
    the proposals".

    Hasanov also reacted to the protest by the Armenian foreign ministry
    against the Turkey's representation in the Minsk Group. "Armenian
    foreign ministry doesn't think what it protested. This country has
    no own volition. Armenian president and foreign ministers have no
    their own volition. And therefore there is no serious progress in
    the settlement of Nagorno Karabakh conflict".

    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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