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Baku/27.03.23/Turan: On 27 March the Azerbaijani authorities re-invited representatives of the Karabakh Armenian community for a meeting to discuss re-integration issues.
"The administration of the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan, in continuation of the meeting held in Khojaly on 1 March and the invitation of 13 March, once again invites representatives of the Karabakh Armenian community to hold a meeting in Baku in the first week of April to discuss issues of the re-integration, as well as the implementation of infrastructure projects in Karabakh," the official statement issued by the Presidential administration says.
As a reminder, the first meeting was held with the mediation of the Russian peacekeepers command in Khojaly. However, after the meeting the Armenian party announced that it is not going to discuss the reintegration issue, as it does not see itself as a part of Azerbaijan and will continue to fight for Karabakh's independence. -16D06-
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