YEREVAN. – Constant efforts are made, all through the negotiation process regarding the resolution of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, to set up talks between the presidents of Armenia and Azerbaijan.

Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Armenia Shavarsh Kocharyan told the aforementioned to reporters, after Thursday’s Cabinet session.

He noted this reflecting on the Russian media reports that, following the Armenian and Russian presidents meeting on August 10, a new talk is expected between the presidents of Armenia, Russia, and Azerbaijan.

In his words, the Armenian side, as a rule, has never passed up such meetings, if, of course, some results can be expected from them.

“A progress in the negotiation process, which there isn’t today, can be a result,” stressed Kocharyan. “As well as bringing to fruition the arrangements [i.e. strengthening of the ceasefire, and security guarantees] that were made in [the Austrian capital city of] Vienna and in Saint Petersburg[, Russia].”