Ex-foreign minister of Armenia: The negotiating process on Karabakh conflict settlement ended in deadlock

The sharp decrease of the investments volume is one of the dismal factors which have been negatively affecting macro-economic indices of Armenia, ex-foreign minister of Armenia, a deputy from Prosperous Armenia Party, Vartan Oskanian, wrote at his page in Facebook.


Oskanian said that lack of prospects and confidence in the future of the country as well as uncertainty, lack of justice and selective application of the public justice also affect decrease of investments. "And lack of guarantees of peace and stability is the most serious obstacle on the way of making investments. Today Azerbaijan has been arming like never before and hardening its militaristic rhetoric. It often breaks cease-fire regime. As for the negotiating process on Karabakh conflict settlement, it has ended in deadlock", - Oskanian said. 

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