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"Нужно использовать все средства для урегулирования этого конфликта". Глава МИД Германии заявляет о необходимости урегулирования нагорно-карабахского конфликта

15 March 2012

Необходимость продолжения мирных усилий по урегулированию нагорно-карабахского конфликта была подтверждена рядом высокопоставленных дипломатов и политиков в течение последних дней.

Выступая перед немецкой телекомпании Deutsche Welle министр иностранных дел Азербайджана, Эльмар Мамедъяров, заявил, что "Несмотря на то, что переговоры по урегулированию нагорно-карабахского конфликта оказались безрезультатными, Азербайджан продолжит мирные переговоры", сообщает АПА. То же агентство также приводит слова председателя Совета Федерации России, Валентины Матвиенко, её комментарий по конфликту. Матвиенко сказала, что "урегулирование нагорно-карабахского конфликта не является простым процессом. Россия продолжает свое посредничество на пути урегулирования конфликта. ОБСЕ, которая занимается разрешением конфликтов, ООН, а также Россия будет продолжать усилия, направленные на мирное урегулирование конфликта. Главное достичь мирного урегулирования конфликта", добавила она.

В то же время министр иностранных дел Германии Гидо Вестервелле, находящийся в настоящее время с визитом в Баку также подчеркнул, что конфликт должен быть разрешен только мирным путем. "Нужно использовать все средства для урегулирования данного конфликта. Решение этого конфликта важно для всего региона", сказал он.

В последнее время появились беспокойства о том, что мирный процесс зашёл в тупик, и о последствиях этого. Посредники Минской группы ОБСЕ недавно побывали в регионе и встретились со всеми ключевыми заинтересованными сторонами, и было сообщение о небольшом прогрессе.

Источник: Сommonspace.eu, АПА

Фото: Министр иностранных дел Германии Гидо Вестервелле (фото из архива)

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