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ARMENIA AVOIDING DISCUSSIONS, MP
news.az
June 6 2010
Azerbaijan
Samad Seyidov 'The members of the Azerbaijani delegation will take
an active part in the summer session of the Parliamentary Assembly
of the Council of Europe'.
Head of the Azerbaijani delegation to PACE, parliamentarian Samad
Seyidov told journalists the agenda of the session had already
been publicized, discussions on Azerbaijan would be held within the
framework of the session.
'Azerbaijan's representatives will take an active part in the summer
session of PACE. We are planning several events. The Azerbaijani
delegation is also going to hold an exhibition to inform the European
structures about Azerbaijan's truths. Our main aim is to reveal
the reality. The main thing is to reveal the truths about Nagorno
Karabakh,' he said.
Asked about the negotiations on the resolution of Nagorno Karabakh
conflict, Samad Seyidov said Armenia was recently avoiding the
discussions.
'This is a sign of weakness. Armenia is feeling weakness in its policy
and continues to weaken,' he said.
From: A. Papazian
news.az
June 6 2010
Azerbaijan
Samad Seyidov 'The members of the Azerbaijani delegation will take
an active part in the summer session of the Parliamentary Assembly
of the Council of Europe'.
Head of the Azerbaijani delegation to PACE, parliamentarian Samad
Seyidov told journalists the agenda of the session had already
been publicized, discussions on Azerbaijan would be held within the
framework of the session.
'Azerbaijan's representatives will take an active part in the summer
session of PACE. We are planning several events. The Azerbaijani
delegation is also going to hold an exhibition to inform the European
structures about Azerbaijan's truths. Our main aim is to reveal
the reality. The main thing is to reveal the truths about Nagorno
Karabakh,' he said.
Asked about the negotiations on the resolution of Nagorno Karabakh
conflict, Samad Seyidov said Armenia was recently avoiding the
discussions.
'This is a sign of weakness. Armenia is feeling weakness in its policy
and continues to weaken,' he said.
From: A. Papazian