Sammut: Minsk process needs improvement
The Minsk process has several constituent parts, said Dennis Sammut, Executive Director of LINKS.
"First, it's the OSCE itself; second, it's the Minsk Group; third, it's the mediators representing the Minsk Group co-chair states and forth, it's the publics of these states. I can't get the meaning of Baku's protests. What is the target of criticism: the OSCE, the Minsk Group, the co-chair states or their representatives?
"I have always said that the Minsk process should be flexible. The situation has changed and the process needs improvements. It's not sacred or inviolable. It's merely a tool the international community offered to Armenia and Azerbaijan over 10 years ago," Mr Sammut said, Day.az reports.
"First, it's the OSCE itself; second, it's the Minsk Group; third, it's the mediators representing the Minsk Group co-chair states and forth, it's the publics of these states. I can't get the meaning of Baku's protests. What is the target of criticism: the OSCE, the Minsk Group, the co-chair states or their representatives?
"I have always said that the Minsk process should be flexible. The situation has changed and the process needs improvements. It's not sacred or inviolable. It's merely a tool the international community offered to Armenia and Azerbaijan over 10 years ago," Mr Sammut said, Day.az reports.
