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Political scientist Alexander Isgandaryan: â€œI donâ€™t see political prospects of serious progress in the solution to Karabakh conflictâ€ - PHOTO

Political scientist Alexander Isgandaryan: â€œI donâ€™t see political prospects of serious progress in the solution to Karabakh conflictâ€ - <font color=red> PHOTO</font>

10 December 2009 08:19 (UTC +04:00)

Moscow. Roman Aghayev â€“ APA. â€œI see real prospects of normalization of the Armenian-Turkish relations. Of course it doesnâ€™t mean that it will be so by 100 percent. It may happen or not, but this prospect is politically real and doesnâ€™t measure by 1-2 percentâ€, director of the Caucasian Institute, political scientist Alexander Isgandaryan told APA correspondent at the European and Asian media Forum in Moscow. He said there was high probability of more progress in the Armenian-Turkish rapprochement in the next few months â€“ February-March, 2010. Regarding the solution of Karabakh problem, the Armenian political scientist said he didnâ€™t see political prospects of serious progress in the solution to the conflict. â€œI donâ€™t see it real today. I donâ€™t know what should happen to make it to be seen politically real. I am optimist, but some careful about the prospects of Armenian-Turkish normalization, but I have no optimistic views on the Armenian-Azerbaijani problemâ€.