“Today the meeting of the president of Artsakh and Steinmeier was held in Yerevan and different issues have been discussed towards NK conflict settlement. Surely, main stress was on developing of mechanisms, maintenance of peace. Time will show whether it’ll succeed or not, however, there is no any other variant—conflict settlement process should centralize on development and installation of these very mechanisms. It’ll be impossible to settle the conflict without it. “
“Withdrawal from the EU isn’t an issue of a week or a month. As PM Cameron stated, it’s a rather time-consuming process, from which EU-Britain negotiations will last for months, probably, even for years. It’s noteworthy, that an order is enshrined in the EU Constitution, which reflects point 50, pursuant which: An EU country wishing to withdraw must notify the European Council of its intention to do so. Thus, Cameron seems not to hurry in implementing it, probably leaving that burden to the next PM.”
“Ceasefire should be maintained, to be maintained like it used to, Kasprzyk’s office, capabilities should be expanded and agreements should be reached around mechanisms,” Steinmeier said.
He uncovered purpose of his regional visit—to Yerevan, then to Baku and Tbilisi. According to him, OSCE primary issues, NK conflict settlement process are put forward. In the focus of Yerevan dialogue were those topics, and they’ll cover NK issue with RA president, as a primary issue.
“Only stability with economic improvement, free market relations, rule of law, democratic criteria may move forward countries, like Armenia and Azerbaijan, to conflict settlement. For peace all these conditions may become a reality in European and Euro Atlantic organizations in case of further rapprochement of the region,” he said.
“NATO doesn’t plan to attack or violate Armenia’s air space, thus this joint mechanism can’t be observed as a means against NATO, meanwhile the sides—Armenia and Russia didn’t state on it,” Batu Kutelia noticed.
This was the voice of internal protest against the Government and main political parties, rather than against the EU. This was a remonstrance against polarization of wealth in the country, which mainly centralized in London and big cities. This was also a protest against elitist, all politicians cut-off from the people, as well as against the press.
“Possible ways of resolving the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict will be discussed at the meeting between the foreign ministers of Russia and France, the two OSCE Minsk Group co-chairing countries, in Paris on June 29. The ministers will also exchange views on the outcomes of the high-level meetings on the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict which were held in Vienna in May and in St. Petersburg in June,” Zakharova said .
“It is important not to diminish the positive result by public rhetoric, it must be preserved for the implementation of concrete steps,” she said during the daily briefing. “There are topics that demand silence since here diplomats and experts must work,” she stated.
Report informs, it was said in the message of UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon to the participants of the OSCE security conference opened today in Vienna, read out by the Director General of the UN Office in Geneva Michael Moller.
