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Azerbaijan Presidential Administration: Armenia wants to save the status-quo and to achieve the conflict remains â€œfrozenâ€

14 October 2011 09:37 (UTC +04:00)

Baku. Victoria Dementieva â€“ APA. â€œThe co-chair countries must not be indifferent to the aggressive policy of Armenia against Azerbaijanâ€, head of the political analysis and information support department of the Presidential Administration Elnur Aslanov said.

The department chief reminded that UN Security Councilâ€™s four resolutions on Nagorno Karabakah remained unfulfilled. â€œNon-fulfillment of the resolutions adopted by the UN Security Council, the institution with legitimate power, caused a number of questions and on the other hand, it proves the existence of double standards in the world policyâ€.

Aslanov said while pursuing this policy and prolonging the negotiations, Armenia wants to save the status-quo and to achieve the conflict remains â€œfrozenâ€. â€œBut Azerbaijanâ€™s position is that this status-quo can not continue and Azerbaijani President stated it many times. The presidents of the co-chair countries and EU officials also made same statements. Azerbaijanâ€™s position is that to establish peace and stability in the region the world organizations must condemn the aggressive policy of Armenia and to put pressure on Armenia to force Yerevan to take more rational and constructive positionâ€.

The department chief said Azerbaijan has an opportunity to restore the territories after their liberation from the occupation. â€œOn the other hand, Azerbaijan has enough economic and political power to invest in other countriesâ€.

Noting that Azerbaijan became a leading country in the region, the official of the Presidential Administration said that just the contrast situation is observed in Armenia. â€œEconomic stagnation and regression are increasing in Armenia. Yerevan must understand it and change its policyâ€.