Latvian Foreign Ministry: EU supports Azerbaijan’s territorial integrityThe international community and the EU fully support Azerbaijan’s territorial integrity, Ambassador-at-large for the Eastern Partnership at Latvian Foreign Ministry, Juris Poikans said on the sidelines of the 2nd Eastern Partnership Youth Forum in Riga.“We are supporting the territorial integrity of the Republic of Azerbaijan, of Georgia, Ukraine and Moldova. There is a clear position of the international community and the EU on this issue,” Poikans said. Poikans said he has been in Baku several times and understands how important the Nagorno-Karabakh issue is for Azerbaijan.“We are working in close cooperation with our allies and friends within the EU together with the US to try to find a solution to such a very sensitive issue in the post-Soviet area,” Poikans said, adding that the EU will provide incentives and platforms for trying to resolve the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, but cannot impose any solutions on these issues. “At the end of the day, I think the solution should be found by the countries which are involved in the conflict,” he said, adding that the international community in general can provide a platform.
The international community and the EU fully support Azerbaijan’s territorial integrity, Ambassador-at-large for the Eastern Partnership at Latvian Foreign Ministry, Juris Poikans said on the sidelines of the 2nd Eastern Partnership Youth Forum in Riga.
“We are supporting the territorial integrity of the Republic of Azerbaijan, of Georgia, Ukraine and Moldova. There is a clear position of the international community and the EU on this issue,” Poikans said.
Poikans said he has been in Baku several times and understands how important the Nagorno-Karabakh issue is for Azerbaijan.“We are working in close cooperation with our allies and friends within the EU together with the US to try to find a solution to such a very sensitive issue in the post-Soviet area,” Poikans said, adding that the EU will provide incentives and platforms for trying to resolve the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, but cannot impose any solutions on these issues.
“At the end of the day, I think the solution should be found by the countries which are involved in the conflict,” he said, adding that the international community in general can provide a platform.
