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PACE President meets heads of Azerbaijani, Armenian delegations

PACE President meets heads of Azerbaijani, Armenian delegations

14 November 2012

On November 13, President of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe Jean-Claude Mignon received the heads of Azerbaijani and Armenian delegations visiting Paris to attend the meeting of the Monitoring Committee.

The sides exchanged views on Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict over Nagorno Karabakh, AzerTAj reports.

Jean-Claude Mignon said PACE hopes that the conflict will be solved soon. He said PACE supports OSCE Minsk Group’s efforts towards the resolution of the conflict and is ready to help the Group.

PACE President and heads of the delegations underlined the importance of such meetings for the resolution of the conflict.

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