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В Париже состоялась встреча главы МИД Армении с сопредседателями МГ ОБСЕ

В Париже состоялась встреча главы МИД Армении с сопредседателями МГ ОБСЕ

3 June 2016

В четверг, В Париже, после встречи с азербайджанским коллегой ранее на этой неделе, состоялась встреча сопредседателей МГ ОБСЕ с главой МИД Армении, Эдвардом Налбандяном.

На всрече присутствовали сопредседатели Игорь Попов от России, Джеймс Уорлик от США и Пьер Андрие от Франции и Анджей Каспршик, личный представитель действующего председателя ОБСЕ.

"Отличные обсуждения с главой МИД Армении касательно реализации Венских соглашений на высшем уровне в т.ч. предложение о механизме расследования ОБСЕ", сообщил посол Джеймс Уорлик в своем Twitter.

По итогам встречи в Вене, 16 мая, президенты Армении и Азербайджана договорились встретиться снова в июне. Встреча вероятно состоится во Франции.

Встреча в австрийской столице стало первой встречей Сержа Саргсяна и Ильхама Алиева после четырех дней боевых столкновений в начале апреля, худших за два десятилетия. В результвте которых погибли десятки людей.

В Вене оба президента договорились о наделений большими полномочичми механизма по расследованию инцидентов ОБСЕ в Нагорном Карабахе.

источник: commonspace.eu по материалам агентств

фото: Джеймс Уорли

 

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