Although the UK is not a member of the Minsk Group, but it supports the Co-chairmen and the Presidents of Armenia and Azerbaijan, UK’s Special Representative for the South Caucasus, Sir Bryan Fall said.
“I was able to have informal meetings with the American and French Co-chairs as well as with the Russian ambassador to Armenia and now I’m much better informed than I was. The main principle is to have a peace paper agreed by the sides. There is much to be done and there is a busy program of meetings which will help produce positive results by June,” he stated in a conversation with a PanARMENIAN.Net reporter.
“Efforts should be doubled to find a solution. And success means a compromise from both sides. The spring is usually an active period when ministers and presidents meet and progress can be achieved,” he added.
