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ArmInfo: Official Tehran ready to help Armenia and Azerbaijan resolve Karabakh conflict

ArmInfo: Official Tehran ready to help Armenia and Azerbaijan resolve Karabakh conflict

4 April 2013
Yerevan, April 4. ArmInfo. 

If Armenia and Azerbaijan appeal to Iran for mediation in the Karabakh peace process, official Tehran is ready to help the parties resolve the conflict, Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman Ramin Mehmanparast told media in Yerevan, on April 4. 
"Iran is ready to mediate in the Karabakh peace process and exert efforts for peaceful resolution of the conflict," the diplomat said. At the same time, he said that Iran wishes success in resolution of the conflict that is currently in the other format (within OSCE Minsk Group). Mehmanaparast said that peace is a priority to all the countries in the region.

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