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АРМЕНИЯ-ПРЕЗИДЕНТ-АЗЕРБАЙДЖАН-ВСТРЕЧА

31 August 2011

Страны-сопредседатели Минской группы ОБСЕ пытаются организовать встречу президентов Армении и Азербайджана Сержа Саргсяна и Ильхама Алиева в рамках 66-ой сессии ООН, которая откроется в Нью-Йорке 13 сентября, сообщает газета <Айкакан жаманак> со ссылкой на собственные источники.

"В международных дипломатических кругах говорится о том, что подобная встреча является последним шансом решить карабахский вопрос в текущем периоде, поскольку не известно, какие события произойдут в Армении в сентябре", - пишет газета.

Кроме того, в ближайшее время также ожидаются выборы в странах-членах МГ ОБСЕ. Как говорится в заметке, корреспондент <Айкакан Жаманак> обратился к пресс-секретарю главы армянского государства Армену Арзуманяну с просьбой подтвердить или опровергнуть информацию о возможности участия Саргсяна в открытии 66-ой сессии ООН.

"Управление по связям с общественностью и СМИ аппаратам президента Армении информирует о визитах и встречах президента Армении своевременно и надлежащим образом", - ответил Арзуманян.

Отметим, однако, согласно источникам АрмИнфо, сами сопредседатели МГ ОБСЕ в указанный газетой промежуток времени будут находиться в Европе, что ставит под сомнение проведение подобной встречи президентов на открытии ГА ООН, которая не обходится без непосредственного участия посредников.

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