YEREVAN. - The co-rapporteurs of the Monitoring Committee of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) promised to show a more differentiated and targeted stance on Karabakh issue in the future.

MP of the Armenian National Assembly (NA) Tevan Poghosyan, who is also the secretary of the Heritage parliamentary faction, told journalists Wednesday after the meeting with the PACE co-rapporteurs Alan Meale and Giuseppe Galati.

According to the MP, during the meeting he reminded about the calls of PACE not to connive at the Karabakh issue, since this can lead to an escalation and different ventures in the region.

Poghosyan also noted that British MP Alan Meale told that the lists of the citizens who took part in the elections are published in England after the elections. “If a country like England can publish those lists, this not being considered a violation of human rights, why can’t we apply simple solutions?” he asked.

The members of PACE Monitoring Committee will prepare a report and package of recommendations based on the results of their visit to Armenia.

The PACE co-rapporteurs have arrived in Armenia to focus on the follow-up to constitutional amendments, electoral reform, and the fight against corruption in the country.