Friday, October 6 2023 17:45

ArmInfo. This is nonsense!  Aliyev is not coming to Granada, but Pashinyan is signing a document  in the interests of Azerbaijan. MP from the opposition "I have honor" faction Hayk Mamijanyan told reporters during a briefing.

Denying all the "miracles" presented by the authorities following the meeting in Granada, the parliamentarian emphasized that one can not talk about the victory of Armenian diplomacy.

When asked what was contained in the document signed in Spain within  the framework of the meeting of the leaders of Armenia, France,  Germany and the President of the European Council, Mamijanyan  emphasized that with the exception of one or two provisions, this  document contained all the statements made during the Prague meeting.  "In any case, it is difficult to positively assess Pashinyan's  consolidation of all his anti-Armenian statements on paper," the  oppositionist said.

Yesterday, on October 5, a quadrilateral meeting of Prime Minister  Nikol Pashinyan, French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor  Olaf Scholz and European Council President Charles Michel took place  in Granada within the framework of the third meeting of the European  Political Community.  Based on the results of the meeting, a joint  statement was adopted, which particularly reads as follows, "The  President of the European Council, Charles Michel, the President of  France, Emmanuel Macron, and the Chancellor of Germany, Olaf Scholz  met in Granada with Nikol Pashinyan, Prime Minister of Armenia.  The  President of the European Council, Charles Michel, the President of  France, Emmanuel Macron, and the Chancellor of Germany, Olaf Scholz  underlined their unwavering support to the independence, sovereignty,  territorial integrity and inviolability of the borders of Armenia.   They also expressed their support to the strengthening of EU-Armenia  relations, in all its dimensions, based on the needs of the Republic  of Armenia.  They agreed on the need to provide additional  humanitarian assistance to Armenia as it faces the consequences of  the recent mass displacement of Karabakh Armenians. They stressed  that these refugees must be free to exercise their right to return to  their homes and their places of living, without any conditions, with  international monitoring, and with due respect for their history,  culture and for human rights.  They remain committed to all efforts  directed towards the normalization of relations between Armenia and  Azerbaijan, based on mutual recognition of sovereignty, inviolability  of borders and territorial integrity of Armenia (29.800 km2) and  Azerbaijan (86.600 km2), as mentioned in President Michel's  statements of 14 May and 15 July 2023. They called for the strict  adherence to the principle of non-use of force and threat of use of  force. They stressed the urgent need to work towards border  delimitation based on the most recent USSR General Staff maps that  have been provided to the sides, which should also be a basis for  distancing of forces, and for finalizing the peace treaty and  addressing all humanitarian issues.  They called for greater regional  cooperation and for the re-opening of all borders, including the  border between Armenia and Trkiye, as well as for the opening of  regional connectivity links based on full respect of countries'  sovereignty and jurisdiction, as well as on the principles of  equality and reciprocity.  The European leaders called on Armenia and  Azerbaijan to release all detainees, and to cooperate to address the  fate of missing persons and to facilitate demining work".