В поисках правильного решения. Переговоры по урегулированию карабахского конфликта под личным руководством президента Франции Олланда были положительно оценены их участниками.

Президент Франции Франсуа Олланд в понедельник провел ряд встреч в Елисейском дворце с надеждой найти выход из сложившегося тупика в переговорах по урегулированию нагорно-карабахского конфликта. Состоялись двусторонние встречи между Олландом и его двумя главными гостями - президентом Армении Сержем Саргсяном и президентом Азербайджана Ильхамом Алиевым. Алиев и Саргсян провели отдельную встречу и позднее трехстороннюю встречу. Также состоялась расширенная встреча между двумя президентами и их должностными лицами и сопредседателями Минского процесса ОБСЕ, которым поручено способствовать разрешению конфликта.

Хотя детали встречи остаются нераскрытыми, стороны приветствовали ее проведение как положительный факт. Однако, армянская и азербайджанская позиций все же остаются не достаточно гибкими  и далеки друг от друга, чтобы ожидать от них быстрого прогресса.  В Париже попытались решить одну из проблем, а именно найти подходящий формат для продвижения переговоров. Кто сидит за столом и как, и что обсуждать, остается вопросом, и, несмотря на всю изобретательность французской дипломатии, это проблема не полностью решена. Однако, стороны сейчас должны вернуться к сути. В какой степени Париж в состоянии достичь этой цели, станет ясно в ближайшие недели и месяцы. В этот период мир рассудит, было ли это новаторской встречей, или же только инициативой с благими намерениями ради косметических результатов.

Источник: commonspace.eu

Фото: Президент Франции Олланд с президентом Армении Саргсяном и президентом Азербайджана Алиевым в Елисейском дворце, 27 октября 2014.

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