Alexandr Rahr: If Azerbaijan and Armenia join one of the international organizations, it will give an opportunity to come to an amicable agreement
The international community’s aspiration to involve Armenia and Azerbaijan in the European Union and NATO may resolve Nagorno-Karabakh conflict in the long-term future, Alexander Rahr, Director of the Russian/Eurasia Program, German Council on Foreign Relations.
According to him, if both countries join one of these international organizations, it will give an opportunity to come to an amicable agreement.
Referring to the possible resumption of military hostilities and violation of status quo, Rahr stressed: "Today there is a small likelihood of war resumption. Status quo is of benefit to all sides, except for Azerbaijan. The international community has sufficient weight to deter from undesirable developments in the region.But Azerbaijan will not give up the idea to return Nagorno-Karabakh" the expert noted.
According to him, if both countries join one of these international organizations, it will give an opportunity to come to an amicable agreement.
Referring to the possible resumption of military hostilities and violation of status quo, Rahr stressed: "Today there is a small likelihood of war resumption. Status quo is of benefit to all sides, except for Azerbaijan. The international community has sufficient weight to deter from undesirable developments in the region.But Azerbaijan will not give up the idea to return Nagorno-Karabakh" the expert noted.
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