YEREVAN.- The Armenian delegation has not received an official notification that the Karabah peace process will be discussed at OSCE Parliamentary Assembly’s October session but is ready to any developments, Armenian delegate Aram Safaryan told Armenian News-NEWS.am.

His remark came after head of Azerbaijani delegation Bakhar Muradov said the issues related to Karabakh peace process are included in the agenda.

“As you know, at the annual session of the OSCE in Belgrade, the chairman of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly, Petros Efthymiou said he appoints Joao Soares special envoy to South Caucasus.  

Mr. Soares, I think, prepared certain theses over the recent months and he may take advantage of the session to discuss the Karabakh peace process with Armenian and Azerbaijani delegations,” said Safaryan.

Head of Armenian delegation to OSCE PA considers that discussion within the framework of the organization can be efficient only if the official diplomacy - the presidents of two countries, ministries of foreign affairs - have achieved tangible progress in the negotiation process.

“I do not think that without progress, parliamentary diplomacy can be useful,” he said expressing hope that Joao Soares will visit the region in the near future.

The regular session of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly will be held in Dubrovnik from 5 to 9 October.