Новый замминистра иностранных дел Армении говорит о «ценностях» выборов в Карабахе

Недавно назначенный замминистра иностранных дел Армении Зограб Мнацаканян отметил, что проводя выборы, Нагорный Карабах закладывает основы организации жизни общества на основе общепринятых и всеобъемлющих ценностей. Азербайджан, который не признает выборы в НКР, «испытывает гораздо более серьезные проблемы с точки зрения соответствия этим ценностям».

Замминистра сказал об этом на обсуждениях доклада Группы видных деятелей Совета Европы «Жить вместе.Как сочетать многообразие и свободу в Европе XXI века», организованных Международным центром человеческого развития (ICHD). Мнацаканян был до недавнего времени постоянным представителем Армении в Совете Европы.

Источник: commonspace.eu

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