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  • BAKU: OSCE MG Should Take Concrete Steps And Shouldn't Hold Neutral

    OSCE MG SHOULD TAKE CONCRETE STEPS AND SHOULDN'T HOLD NEUTRAL POSITION - DEP. CHIEF OF AZERI PRESIDENTIAL OFFICE
    Author: A.Ismaylova

    TREND Information, Azerbaijan
    Sept 30 2006

    The co-chairs of the OSCE Minsk Group will visit the region at the
    beginning of October, the Head of the Foreign Relations Department
    of Azerbaijani President's Executive Apparat Novruz Mammadov briefed
    journalists on September 29, Trend reports.

    According to Mammadov, at present situation the co-chairs have
    something to discuss with the President of Azerbaijan.

    "The necessity in this respect emerged after the conducting of the
    peaceful negotiations, particularly the situation changed after the
    consideration of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict in the U.N. Assembly
    General. It caused dissatisfaction of Armenian side and supporters
    of Armenia. In relation with this, the representatives of Armenian
    government made senseless statements that as though these initiatives
    may negatively affect the situation with the settlement of the
    Nagorno-Karabakh conflict," Mammmadov stressed.

    According to Mammadov, the world public should again familiarize with
    the facts of Armenian aggression. "All these create a necessity for
    the next meeting of OSCE Minsk Group with the President of Azerbaijan,"
    he emphasized.

    Commenting on the recent statement of the OSCE Chairman-in-Office
    Karel De Gucht that the hopes of seeing decisive progress in
    Nagorno-Karabakh have been dashed, Mammadov stressed that the OSCE
    Minsk Group should take serious concrete steps and shouldn't hold a
    neutral position. "They should clarify the aggression and use legal
    norms, particularly the resolutions of the U.N. Security Council,"
    Mammadov underlined.

    Replying the questions presented by the journalists, Mammadov said
    that the co-chair-countries, including our neighboring country, have
    their certain interests in the settlement of Nagorno-Karabakh, and
    it is not accurate. "The situation is clear for us. We consider that
    the conflict is in need of discussions within the UNO and the world
    public should again familiarize with the situation. We well understand
    the position of all sides in the solution of the Nagorno-Karabakh
    conflict," Mammadov concluded.
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