Nalbandian discusses peace process with NKR leadership

Armenian Foreign Minister Eduard Nalbandian has briefed the leadership of the self-declared Nagorno-Karabakh Republic (NKR) on developments in the Karabakh peace process, according to the website of the Armenian Foreign Ministry. The report said that on Sunday, 23 July Nalbandian was in Stepanakert where he met with Bako Sahakian, president of the self-declared republic and the two had a long conversation on the ongoing peace efforts.

Foreign Minister Nalbandian earlier attended the celebrations dedicated to the 777th anniversary of the consecration of St. John the Baptist Cathedral in Gandzasar, the Foreign Ministry website added.

see also: Azerbaijan slams visit of Armenian Foreign Minister to Azerbaijani occupied territory

source:commonspace.eu with the press service of the Armenian Foreign Ministry

photo: Eduard Nalbandian and Bako Sahakian at the celebrations dedicated to the 777th anniversary of the consecration of St. John the Baptist Cathedral (picture courtesy of the press service of the Armenian Foreign Ministry)

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