YEREVAN. - At the moment the possible meetings on the Karabakh issue can be directed at ruling out the recurrence of the Azerbaijani aggression against Artsakh.
Armenian FM Edward Nalbandian told the aforementioned at the meeting with the representatives of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (ARF) Armenian National Committee (ANC) Central Council and regional committees and offices Saturday.
The ARF-D delegation was headed by the Armenian National Committee Central Bureau head Hakob Ter-Khachaturian, Armenian MFA reports. They have arrived in Yerevan to take part in the ANC conference.
The meeting was also attended by the Deputy FMs and ARF-D Secretary General, as well as members of the supreme body of the Armenian ARF.
FM Nalbandian briefed in detail the ANC committee members on the large-scale military actions unleashed by Azerbaijan against Artsakj and efforts aimed at overcoming them. He also responded to various questions of ANC representatives.
Referring to the prospects for the negotiation process, Nalbandian said: “At the moment the possible meetings can be directed at ruling out the recurrence of the aggression in early April, creation of relevant incident investigation mechanisms for the unconditional implementation of the 1994-1995 tripartite agreement on establishing and strengthening ceasefire in the conflict zone, including introduction of investigative mechanisms of ceasefire violations. These steps will create relevant conditions for continuing the talks.”
Reference was also made to the international recognition and condemnation of the Armenian Genocide, support to the economic development of Armenia and other issues on the pan-Armenian agenda.
Besides, the consultation addressed the measures taken towards the enhancement of Armenia-Diaspora ties.
The meeting participants exchanged ideas on the foreign political activity carried out by Armenia in bilateral and multilateral formats. Apart from this, the participants touched on the situation in the Middle East, Syrian crisis and international fight against terrorism, as well as pressing international and regional issues.
It was agreed to hold meetings in this format periodically.
