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Карабахский конфликт: В Брюсселе состоялось первое заседание рабочей группы по мерам укрепления доверия

6 October 2017

Рабочая группа стремится разработать новое поколение идей и мер, которые смогут положительно повлиять на процесс урегулирования конфликта, который по-прежнему несет тяжелые гуманитарные, экономические и политические последствия как для армян и азербайджанцев, так и для других стран региона.

4 и 5 октября 2017 года в Брюсселе состоялось первое совещание рабочей группы по мерам укрепления доверия в контексте нагорно-карабахского конфликта, учрежденной LINKS (DAR) в рамках инициативы Европейского союза EPNK 3.

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Представитель пресс-службы LINKS (DAR) в Брюсселе сообщил веб-порталу commonspace.eu, что встреча в Брюсселе прошла в очень деловой и конструктивной атмосфере, и участники из Армении и Азербайджана внесли ценный вклад в обсуждение, и в настоящее время рассматривается ряд новых возможных областей для работы. Пресс-секретарь добавил, что LINKS (DAR) работает в поддержку процесса урегулирования нагорно-карабахского конфликта во главе с Минской группой ОБСЕ более двух десятилетий, и цель рабочей группы - объединить опыт и уроки из прошлого для разработки следующего поколения идей и мер, которые смогут положительно повлиять на процесс урегулирования конфликта, который по-прежнему несет тяжелые гуманитарные, экономические и политические последствия как для армян, так и для азербайджанцев и других стран региона.

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Цели рабочей группы - исследовать то, как меры по укреплению доверия смогут способствовать прочному миру в Нагорном Карабахе путем построения доверия между армянами и азербайджанцами в зоне конфликта, в целом в регионе и во всем мире; разрабатывать идеи и предложения по различным мерам, направленным на укрепление доверия; распространять информацию о мерах по укреплению доверия между заинтересованными сторонами, в том числе посредством проведения семинаров и презентаций в регионе, посредством публикаций и через средства массовой информации и социальные сети; взаимодействовать с правительствами, органами власти и другими заинтересованными сторонами, непосредственно затронутыми конфликтом; взаимодействовать с Минской группой ОБСЕ и другими соответствующими международными организациями по вопросам, связанным с укреплением доверия в контексте карабахского конфликта и с процессом урегулирования конфликтов; информировать о политике Европейского Союза по этой теме; и осуществлять, при необходимости и возможности меры по укреплению доверия с участием армян и азербайджанцев.

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На встрече в Брюсселе присутствовали члены рабочей группы: Ахмед Алили (Азербайджан), Ричард Гиракосян (Армения), Ашхен Григорян (Армения), Бениамин Погосян (Армения), Рамазан Самадов (Азербайджан) и Заур Шириев (Азербайджан).

На встрече в Брюсселе также присутствовали представители офиса Специального представителя ЕС по Южному Кавказу и Европейской службы внешних действий. Заседание проходило под председательством Исполнительного директора LINKS (DAR) Денниса Саммута.

источник: commonspace.eu

фото: Европейский квартал в Брюсселе

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