Cekuta made the remarks commenting on OSCE’s failure to solve the Nagorno-Karabakh that has been lasting for over twenty years.
He said that the OSCE has set out basic principles of peace and prosperity for post-war countries.
“Among them there are principles of territorial integrity, non-use of force or threat of force, self-determination. It also reflects the issues of economy, human rights and security,” the ambassador noted.
Under the OSCE, the Minsk Group co-chairs are trying to bring the two countries together to achieve progress in resolving the conflict peacefully, Cekuta said.
“This structure provides a framework for resolving the conflict. Without this structure, we can return to the situation that was in the beginning of the century. In this regard, once again I mention the importance of this organization”, the ambassador added.
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