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Эксперты из Армении, Азербайджана и ЕС обсудили в Брюсселе меры по укреплению доверия и поддержанию мира

8 December 2016

6 декабря, в Брюсселе, состоялась встреча экспертов из Армении, Азербайджана и ЕС, в ходе которой были обсуждены меры по укреплению доверия и поддержанию мира в контексте процесса урегулирования карабахского конфликта. Семинар был организован НПО LINKS (Диалог, анализ и исследования) и Центром европейской политики в рамках программы EPNK при поддержке ЕС.

Семинар начался с выступления специального представителя ЕС на Южном Кавказе, посла Герберта Зальбера. В нем приняли участие дипломаты и эксперты из Армении и Азербайджана, представители институтов ЕС, НАТО и ряда экспертов. На семинаре были заслушаны доклады посла Жака Фора, бывшего французского сопредседателя Минской группы ОБСЕ; Д-р Трэйси Германа из Департамента оборонных исследований Королевского колледжа, Лондон; Д-р Денниса Саммута, исполнительного директора LINKS (DAR); и Аманды Пол, старшего аналитика в Центре европейской политики. Среди участников также были д-р Гюльшан Пашаева, заместитель директора Центра стратегических исследований при президенте Азербайджана (SAM) и д-р Беньямин Погосян, вице-президент по исследованиям из Армянского Национального университета оборонных исследований при Министерстве обороны Армении.

На семинаре обсуждался документ, автором которого является д-р Деннис Саммут и Аманда Пол, и изданный Центром европейской политики в сентябре под заголовоком: "Нагорный Карабах: Настало ли время вернуть меры по укреплению доверия и поддержанию мира в повестку дня?"

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источник: commonspace.eu

фото 1: Посол Герберт Зальберт, спецпредставитель ЕС по Южному Кавказу, выступающий со вступительным словом на семинаре, организованном LINKS (DAR) и EPC в Брюсселе, 6 декабря 2016 года.

фото 2: Участники семинара в Брюсселе

 

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