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The hilltop's famed architectural gem with its soothing ripples of water and the gentle splash from its fountains has traditionally been known to calm nerves. Paris is considered an ally of Armenia while Turkey backs Baku.Īnyhow, the limited time available in Granada will likely allow for few breakthroughs in Granada.īut the forum of the European Political Community will still be a rare occasion where leaders of rival nations such as Serbia and Kosovo will be gathered in one plenary room.Ī myriad of other European issues are likely to come up during a day of talks in Spain, capped with a royal dinner and tour at the famed Moorish Alhambra Palace. “France will be present but our president won’t be at the table? Of course this was not acceptable for Aliyev and Azerbaijan,” Celik said. The Turkish air force has since been striking suspected Kurdish militants in northern Iraq, following the bombing.Ĭelik saying Erdogan had to prepare for his party’s extraordinary congress on Sunday and criticized that the mini-summit on Armenia and Azerbaijan would have excluded Erdogan. Pashinyan said he regretted that the summit-within-a-summit in Granada won't happen, and added that he believed there had been a probability of signing “a breakthrough document” there.Įrdogan, whose nation was shaken by a suicide bombing close to the parliament on Sunday in the Turkish capital, Ankara, is another no-show. Instead, officials said that many leaders will be huddling with Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan to show backing for his government as it grapples with the humanitarian plight and try to lure Yerevan away from Moscow's diplomatic grasp. Omer Celik, spokesman for the party of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, said Aliyev decided to stay away because Ankara was not invited to take part in the meeting on Azerbaijan and Armenia. The humanitarian tragedy of some 100,000 Armenians fleeing Nagorno-Karabakh, a part of Azerbaijan with a predominantly Armenian population, followed a brutal military operation last month and touched a raw nerve in Europe. One flareup - linked to the long-running conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia - is so recent that President Aliyev of Azerbaijan pulled out of the gathering at the last moment, when expectations had risen that a possible summit-within-the summit would unite key players and go-betweens in his country's crisis with neighboring Armenia.

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