Russian Political Scientist: Expert Group Required for Adjustment of Armenia-Russia Relations
24.10.2008,
17:35
A bilateral expert group needs to be set up for adjustment of Armenia-Russia relations, said Professor Vladimir Zakharov, Deputy Director of Caucasus Studies Center, the Moscow State Institute of International Relations.
YEREVAN, October 24. /ARKA/. A bilateral expert group needs to be set up for adjustment of Armenia-Russia relations, said Professor Vladimir Zakharov, Deputy Director of Caucasus Studies Center, the Moscow State Institute of International Relations.
This group should start working over a wide range of issues – political, economic and Karabakh problem – straightway, the expert said at the video-bridge on results of Russian President Medvedev’s visit to Armenia in “Novosti” International Press Center in Yerevan.
Zakharov pointed out the necessity of preparation of documents for top-level meetings. “The work of the expert group is necessary for bringing the unbiased picture and situation to notice of our leadership,” the political scientist said.
In talking about Karabakh problem, Zakharov stressed the necessity of Karabakh’s involvement in the negotiation process. --0--
This group should start working over a wide range of issues – political, economic and Karabakh problem – straightway, the expert said at the video-bridge on results of Russian President Medvedev’s visit to Armenia in “Novosti” International Press Center in Yerevan.
Zakharov pointed out the necessity of preparation of documents for top-level meetings. “The work of the expert group is necessary for bringing the unbiased picture and situation to notice of our leadership,” the political scientist said.
In talking about Karabakh problem, Zakharov stressed the necessity of Karabakh’s involvement in the negotiation process. --0--
