Tuesday, 29 June 2004

MUSAVAT LEADER MEETS U.S. AMBASSADOR

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Isa Gambar, leader of Azerbaijan’s main opposition Musavat (Equality) party, has met with the U.S. ambassador in Baku, Rino Harnish, opposition daily Yeni Musavat reported on Monday.
Isa Gambar, leader of Azerbaijan’s main opposition Musavat (Equality) party, has met with the U.S. ambassador in Baku, Rino Harnish, opposition daily Yeni Musavat reported on Monday. During the meeting Gambar and Harnish discussed issues relating to Azerbaijan’s current political situation, the state of democracy, human rights and political prisoners in the country as well as Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict, Azerbaijan-NATO relationship, among others. No further detail of the meeting was given in the report. Sulhaddin Akbar, one of the deputy Musavat chairmen arrested following last October’s riots in Baku who was later released, also attended the meeting, according to Yeni Musavat. (Baku Today)
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