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    CREATION OF FIRM LEGAL AND INSTITUTIONAL BASES IN NKR WILL CONTRIBUTE TO PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT OF NAGORNO KARABAKH CONFLICT, VARTAN OSKANIAN CONSIDERS

    Noyan Tapan
    Dec 19 2006

    YEREVAN, DECEMBER 19, NOYAN TAPAN. "The referendum on NKR Constitution
    will not have any impact on the negotiations process on settlement
    of the Nagorno Karabakh conflict." Armenian Foreign Minister Vartan
    Oskanian declared this at the December 19 press conference. At
    the same time, in his words, the firmer the legal, economic and
    institutional bases in Nagorno Karabakh are, the more confident the
    NKR people and authorities will feel and the more real the possibility
    of achieving compromise and peaceful settlement of the conflict will
    be. "Presidential and parliamentary elections in NKR, creation of
    firm institutional bases - all this will contribute to settlement of
    the Nagorno Karabakh problem, as all this contributes to raising of
    confidence to NKR. And some facts become irrevocable and Azerbaijan
    irrespective of its willingness has to take this into account. Besides,
    all these moments will be reflected in the document on the peaceful
    settlement of the Nagorno Karabakh conflict and without fail will
    have their positive influence," V.Oskanian declared. He expressed
    bewilderment and disagreement with "exact and sharp" determinations
    given in statements of a number of international organizations in
    connection with the NKR referendum and in particular, their opinion
    that the referendum will impede the negotiations. "We absolutely
    disagree to this and consider that it is quite the contrary. Besides,
    it has been repeatedly said that these organizations should avoid
    such determinations," the Minister said.
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