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    BRYZA: POSSIBILITY OF NEXT MEETING BETWEEN AZERBAIJANI, ARMENIAN PRESIDENTS TESTIFIES TO PROGRESS IN TALKS

    armradio.am
    10.06.2009 18:20

    The possibility of next meeting between Azerbaijani and Armenian
    presidents Ilham Aliyev and Serzh Sargsyan testifies to certain
    progress in talks, Minks Group U.S. co-chair Matthew Bryza told
    Trend News.

    "There would be little sense in another meeting unless there had been
    some progress in St. Petersburg," Bryza said.

    Bryza said the next meeting could be in Russia.

    "The next meeting can take place in Russia. Timing of the next meeting
    remains unclear," he said.

    Bryza noted, however, that the next meeting would not overlap with U.S.

    President Barack Obama's visit to Moscow.

    "I do not think the Presidents will meet during President Obama's
    Moscow visit," Bryza said.
    Hayastan or Bust.

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    KARABAKH CONFLICT HAS ALL CHANCES TO BE SETTLED - MEDVEDEV

    ITAR-TASS
    29.06.2009, 18.25

    BAKU, June 29 (Itar-Tass) -- Russia will do its best to continue
    progress in the Nagorny Karabakh peace settlement, Russian President
    Dmitry Medvedev said on Monday.

    He recalled that the latest round of direct talks of the countries
    had been recently held in St. Petersburg and showed that the parties
    to the conflict are ready to consider the disputable issues under
    the international law and the principles of mutual respect. "This
    gives hope that the conflict has some chances to be settled," the
    Russian leader said, adding, "The negotiators are ready to settle
    disagreements in positions gradually and to move forward."

    "This conflict has all chances to be settled in a quite near future,
    and Russia will do its best to settle this conflict," Medvedev
    pointed out.

    Azerbaijan is ready to make headway in the settlement of the Nagorny
    Karabakh conflict. "I think that we will find a solution to the
    conflict," The Azerbaijani president said, adding, "We are seeking
    for this and are doing our best for this to happen quicker."

    Aliyev described as successful the latest talks with Armenian President
    Serzh Sargsian in St. Petersburg in June 2009. "We managed to make a
    few steps forward," he said. Meanwhile, Aliyev noted that the world
    has great expectations from similar meetings. "But we are moving
    forward that makes the peace process stronger," he said. "Today we
    pin more hopes than it was a few years ago," Aliyev added.
    Hayastan or Bust.

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      ARMENIAN AND AZERBAIJANI FOREIGN MINISTERS TO MEET IN ATHENS TODAY

      ArmInfo
      2009-11-30 15:41:00

      ArmInfo. Foreign Ministers of Armenia and Azerbaijan Edward Nalbandyan
      and Elmar Mammadyarov, as well as OSCE MG cochairmen will meet today,
      Head of the Mass Media Relations Department of Armenia's Foreign
      Ministry Tigran Balayan told ArmInfo. The meeting will start at about
      7:00 by Yerevan time.

      To recall, the meeting of the Armenian and Azerbaijani foreign
      ministers will be held in Athens, where the foreign ministers arrived
      at to take part in OSCE Foreign Ministerial Council session on
      December 1-2.
      Hayastan or Bust.

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