Vashadze: Georgia Doing Everything to Cause Azerbaijan and Armenia to Move Away from Dangerous Edge
Georgia is interested in the development of the region and does everything that the relations between Azerbaijan and Armenia do not cross the dangerous edge, said the Georgian Foreign Minister Grigol Vashadze yesterday.
The relations between Armenia and Azerbaijan extremely deteriorated since the end of last week, when the Hungarian authorities handed Azerbaijan Ramil Safarov, who was sentenced for the murder of the Armenian lieutenant Gurgen Margaryan.
"Georgia does all to cause the relations between Azerbaijan and Armenia to move away from the dangerous edge. In this we assist international organizations. We are interested in peace in the region so that no events occurred, which would interfere with cooperation and development," Vashadze said at a press conference, which was held at the annual meeting of the heads of diplomatic missions of Georgia accredited abroad, News-Georgia reported. -0 -
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