US Committed to Karabakh Peaceful Resolution

June 8, 2006 - 16:33 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - The United States remains committed to helping secure a peaceful resolution to the Nagorno Karabakh conflict, said US Assistant Secretary of State Matthew Bryza. In his words, the Presidents met in Bucharest last weekend for intensive, detailed negotiations. "Obviously, no breakthrough was reached, but we continue to believe that 2006 represents a window of opportunity if the Presidents can make difficult, courageous decisions to move forward with a settlement," he underscored.



Bryza also stressed that the United States is interested in broadening cooperation with Azerbaijan in all fields. "We already enjoy excellent cooperation on military and security matters, energy issues, and democratic and economic reforms. President Aliyev's visit to Washington was very successful in advancing this cooperation and we hope to deepen our cooperation still further in the weeks and months to come," he remarked, reports Trend.
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