Мнацаканян: «Процесс подготовки армянского и азербайджанского обществ к миру чрезвычайно важен»

Министр иностранных дел Армении заявил, что регулярные встречи являются частью необходимого процесса, и у армянской стороны нет желания избегать этих встреч.

Министр сказал:

"Мы всегда подчеркивали важный компонент миростроительства в общем пакете переговоров. Это также касается вопроса снижения риска эскалации, которые включают в себя как требования о прекращении огня, так и расширение кабинета личного представителя действующего председателя ОБСЕ. У нас есть серьезные результаты, у нас есть прямые рабочие отношения, которые являются результатом прямого согласия лидеров стран, и поддержание, расширение, укрепление их также чрезвычайно важная цель.

Также важно рассмотреть вопрос подготовки обществ к миру. В этом отношении нам также важно понимать, что без поддержки лидеров, правительств и правящего сектора неоправданно ожидать, что в любом другом формате мы сможем достичь любого положительного результата. У нас, например, очень скромный результат, который всегда положительный. Именно обмен журналистами дает нам возможность подумать о том, как мы можем проводить такие мероприятия, которые могут способствовать созданию обстановки, благоприятствующей миру. Это полный пакет, который, естественно, включает в себя детали фактического мирного урегулирования, но для нас важно придерживаться целостного подхода к поддержанию эффективности переговорного процесса".

источник: commonspace.eu

фото: Министр иностранных дел Армении Зохраб Мнацаканян, на встрече с депутатами парламента Армении, 22 января 2020 года (фото любезно предоставлено пресс-службой Министерства иностранных дел Армении)

 

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