GEORGE BUSH WELCOMES THE COMING KOCHARIAN-ALIYEV MEETING IN PARIS
27.02.2001, MEDIAMAX, YEREVAN. The U.S. President George Bush forwarded a message to Azeri President Heydar Aliyev, in which he named the regular meetings of the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan "advancement to a mutually acceptable solution of the Karabakh conflict".
The U.S. President welcomed the coming meeting of the two Presidents and said he hoped peace would be established in the Southern Caucasian region in 2001. Bilik Dunyasi quoted Bush as saying that the people of the two countries, involved in the conflict, "will have to make a hard choice".
U.S President's message to his Azeri counterpart said, "The U.S. stands ready to assist you establish social support in your country for conflict settlement". --0--
The U.S. President welcomed the coming meeting of the two Presidents and said he hoped peace would be established in the Southern Caucasian region in 2001. Bilik Dunyasi quoted Bush as saying that the people of the two countries, involved in the conflict, "will have to make a hard choice".
U.S President's message to his Azeri counterpart said, "The U.S. stands ready to assist you establish social support in your country for conflict settlement". --0--
