Armenian PM: Armenia and Azerbaijan close to a settlement
BayBak, Azerbaijan | Friday, 15th February , 2008 , 15:18 [pm] | Azerbaijan, International
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. | Armenian PM Serzh Sarkisian stated that Armenia and Azerbaijan are close to a peace and intends to restore diplomatical relations with neighboring Turkey. Armenian PM said in an interview to France-Press agency. According to him, a considerable progress has been achieved in peace talks. Sarkisyan blamed Turkey for current situation of relations with Turkey. |
“Considerable achievement has been achieved in peace talks on Daqliq Qarabaq”.
Armenian PM Serzh Sarkisian stated that Armenia and Azerbaijan are close to a peace and intends to restore diplomatical relations with neighboring Turkey. Armenian PM said in an interview to France-Press agency. According to him, a considerable progress has been achieved in peace talks. Sarkisyan blamed Turkey for current situation of relations with Turkey.
“We are ready to resume relations with Turkey without any condition. It is Turkey who lays conditions,” Sarkisyan stated.bbc
, Voice of a Nation
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