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Шесть конкретных шагов, которые ЕС должно предпринять в Нагорном Карабахе

Шесть конкретных шагов, которые ЕС должно предпринять в Нагорном Карабахе

8 April 2016

По словам двух экспертов в области политики, ЕС должен активнее участвовать в поисках решения конфликта в Нагорном Карабахе, который снова разгорелся 2-го апреля, в результате чего погибли десятки людей.

Деннис Саммут, директор LINKS, и Аманда Пол, старший аналитик по вопросам политики, изложили шесть конкретных шагов, которые ЕС может предпринять, в статье опубликованной Центром европейской политики в Брюсселе:

ЕС должен требовать быть официально представленым в расширенном составе Минской группы, председательствующей страной в ЕС.

ЕС должен рассматривать карабахский конфликт неотъемлемой частью его политического диалога с Арменией и Азербайджаном, и не обходить его стороной ради упрощения дел

ЕС должен назначить военных представителей в Баку и Ереване

ЕС должен взаимодействовать с гражданским обществом посредством таких инструментов, как ЕПНК (Европейское партнерство по мирному урегулированию конфликта вокруг Нагорного Карабаха)

ЕС должен удостовериться, что позиций государств-членов по Карабаху синхронизированы

ЕС должен координировать и проводить консультации с другими региональными заинтересованными сторонами, в том числе Россией, Турцией и Ираном

Статью в полном объеме можно прочитать здесь: http://www.epc.eu/pub_details.php?cat_id=4&pub_id=6447

фото: Европейская комиссия в Брюсселе

 

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