Британский эксперт:

Общественность Карабаха – основной компонент, оно сердце конфликта, и его восприятие небезопасности, происходящей несправедливости и отсутствия их представленности в переговорном процессе, законно. Об этом заявил АрмИнфо эксперт британской организации “Ресурсы примирения” Лоренс Броерс.

 

По его словам, карабахская общественность права, что мирный процесс в его настоящей структуре институционализирует неравенство. “Несколько дней назад я был в Нагорном Карабахе, беседовал там с людьми, и осознал, что у людей есть очень ограниченное понимание того, что фактически обсуждается. Ожидания от мадридских принципов у разных сторон разные, поэтому необходимо много работать с общественностью, чтобы повышать сознание со всех сторон конфликта о том, что означают в действительности мадридские принципы и как их интересы и основные потребности могут быть гарантированы”, - отметил Броерс.

Он добавил, что карабахские армяне, за исключением некоторых символических моментов, типа того, что президент Армении является карабахским армянином, не имеют голоса. “Поэтому чрезвычайно важно, чтобы карабахские армяне стали частью этого мирного процесса. Они обладают правом вето, поэтому в результате все равно необходимо будет вовлечь все стороны”, - отметил британский эксперт.

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