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    "EU-ARMENIA" PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEE TOUCHES ON THE OPERATION OF STEPANAKERT AIRPORT

    Mediamax
    Dec 3 2012
    Armenia

    Yerevan/Mediamax/. European Union -Armenia Parliamentary Cooperation
    Committee expressed its regret over the lack of progress in the Nagorno
    Karabakh peace process and condemned the Azerbaijani President's
    decision on Ramil Safarov's pardon.

    The final statement made as a result of the 13th session of the
    EU-Armenian Parliamentary Cooperation Committee held in Brussels
    reads this, Mediamax reports.

    "The Committee points out the importance of creating favorable
    conditions to define the final status of Nagorno Karabakh through the
    expression of goodwill having mandatory legal effect", the conclusive
    statement reads.

    The Committee urges the conflicting sides to create a mechanism
    of independent investigation for prevention of precedents and the
    ceasefire violations along the contact line.

    The Committee also touched upon the operation of the Stepanakert
    airport in the statement.

    "We recall that the OSCE Minsk Group Co-Chairs received new
    confirmations from all the sides regarding the scheduled opening of
    the airport according to which they refuse any attempt to use force
    of threats against civil aircrafts under the international law and
    will abstain from politicization of this issue", the statement notes.

    Co-Chair of EU-Armenia Parliamentary Cooperation Committee Samvel
    Farmanyan said during his meeting with journalists that the Armenian
    side attaches importance to the definitions mentioned in the statement.

    According to him, they indicate that the approaches of Armenia and
    international community to NK peace process coincide.

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