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U.S. Minsk Group Co-Chair to make visit to region
TREND Infomation, Azerbaijan
June 26 2006
Author: E.Huseynov
In a couple of days Deputy Assistant Secretary Matthew Bryza is
making his first visit to the region in his role as U.S. Minsk Group
Co-Chair, trend reports quoting Jonathan Henick, head of press service,
US Embassy to Baku.
Henick said Mr Bryza would visit Yerevan, Karabakh, and Baku to
discuss the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, and he will brief his fellow
Minsk Group Co-Chairs at the conclusion of his meetings.
Earlier Armenian media reported Mr Bryza would make his visit to
Karabakh on July 28-29. On the other hand, Azeri Foreign Minister
suggested this date to be July 31 or August 1.
Mr Henick said the exact date of Mr Bryza's visit to the region is
not disclosed for security reasons.
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TREND Infomation, Azerbaijan
June 26 2006
Author: E.Huseynov
In a couple of days Deputy Assistant Secretary Matthew Bryza is
making his first visit to the region in his role as U.S. Minsk Group
Co-Chair, trend reports quoting Jonathan Henick, head of press service,
US Embassy to Baku.
Henick said Mr Bryza would visit Yerevan, Karabakh, and Baku to
discuss the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, and he will brief his fellow
Minsk Group Co-Chairs at the conclusion of his meetings.
Earlier Armenian media reported Mr Bryza would make his visit to
Karabakh on July 28-29. On the other hand, Azeri Foreign Minister
suggested this date to be July 31 or August 1.
Mr Henick said the exact date of Mr Bryza's visit to the region is
not disclosed for security reasons.
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