Гюль и Медведев обсудили Кавказ и ряд других международных вопросов

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Президент России Дмитрий Медведев и президент Турции Абдулла Гюль вчера провели встречу в кулуарах Мирового политического форума в Ярославле. Понятно, что Кавказский регион стоял высоко на повестке дня встречи двух лидеров, которые также рассмотрели целый ряд других международных вопросов.

Турецкие СМИ сообщили, что накануне своего визита в Россию, Гюль, в своем выступлении, опубликованном в СМИ России, подтвердил позицию своей страны в отношении нагорно-карабахского конфликта между Арменией и Азербайджаном. "Очевидна особая важность Южного Кавказа, как региона, соседствующего и с Турцией, и с Россией. Мы, руководствуясь стратегией, нацеленной на создание в ближнем регионе обстановки мира, стабильности и благополучия, стремимся достичь обстановки, благоприятствующей миру, безопасности и сотрудничеству, и в этом регионе." цитируем интервью Гюля Московскому Комсомольцу, от 8 августа. "Я полагаю, что мнение Турции по этому вопросу совпадает с точкой зрения Российской Федерации. Прогресс, которого можно достичь на пути разрешения карабахского конфликта, с этой точки зрения будет иметь решающее значение." добавил Гюль.

Гюль и Медведев, выступят на Форуме.

Оба президента позже отдали дань памяти игрокам хоккейной сборной Локомотива и членам экипажа Як-42, погибших в авиакатастрофе под Ярославлем. Лидеры двух стран возложили цветы у входа на домашний стадион команды, Арена-2000 Локомотив, чтобы почтить память жертв авиакатастрофы.


источник: commonspace.eu, по материалам Todays Zaman и www.kremlin.ru

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