The Foreign Minister of Argentina, Jorge Taiana, newly arrived in Armenia, met this morning with the Foreign Minister of Armenia, Edward Nalbandian, The two held a joint press conference afterwards. FM Edward Nalbandian refuted Turkish media reports about a new document negotiated by Armenia and Turkey. "The information is false and is not worhty of comment," Minister Nalbandian said. Asked to comment on the resolution on the South Caucasus adopted by the European Parliament yesterday, Minister Nalbandian said: "First of all, I would like to express our respect for the European Parliament. However, the points on the Karabakh issue do not go in line with the Madrid Principles, the L'Aquila Statement or the Moscow Declaration the document refers to." "There is an obvious confusion here, and one of the reasons is that the author of the report has never been to Karabakh and has not even consulted with the MEP representing France, a co-chair country of the OSCE Minsk Group. That is why some of the points contradict even the position of the European Union. The European Union expressed its stance in a statement issued in December 2009, which is fully in line with the Armenian position," Minister Nalbandian stated FM Nalbandyan congratulated Mr. Taiana on the 200 anniversary of Argentine independence and the opening of an embassy in Yerevan, noting that Armenia opened its first embassy in South America in Argentina. The Armenian FM said that despite the distance separating the two countries, the two peoples relate to each other with a special affinity and warmness that obligates the two to deepen mutual relations.