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In another e-mail, dated March 2007, Serkan Elden, then CEO of TeliaSonera subsidiary Fintur Holdings (he was later dismissed) believed he was dealing with the president's daughter's intermediary, referring to [Akhmedov] as \"the telecom representative of Gulnara Karimova\". Keen to forge links with the ruling family, Elden added that \"Lola Karimova, the No. 2 daughter, (i.e. President Karimov's younger daughter), is willing to meet with us.\" That e-mail was sent to an \"S [Stanley Escudero]\" (addressed by Elden as \"Stan\"), who responded that he had sounded out Uzbek diplomats in Washington about TeliaSonera's ambitions, and Tashkent \"views our application favorably\". TeliaSonera is also acknowledging \"much speculation and rumors\" over whether [Avakyan] and Takilant were serving as fronts for other interests. \"Various rumors around who could be part of this group circulated, including Gulnara Karimova,\" TeliaSonera's Jan. 8 statement said, but in the due diligence process \"we could not identify any other beneficiaries than Gayane Avakyan.\"

[Presenter in studio] The activities of the OSCE Minsk Group,which used to make serious efforts to settle the NagornyyKarabakh conflict have slackened off noticeably recently.Observers explain this with the direct negotiations between thepresidents of Azerbaijan and Armenia on the one hand, and withthe fact that the Minsk Group has already run out of a packageof proposals, on the other. Stanley Escudero, extraordinary andplenipotentiary ambassador to our country for the United Statesof America, which is distinguished for its activity in theaforementioned group, has a quite different explanation of theissue in an exclusive interview to Space TV.

[Presenter in studio] US ambassador in Baku Stanley Escudero hasalso voiced his attitude towards the incident [the attack on theMusavat Party's headquarters]. \"I am concerned about thesituation,\" he said immediately after his meeting with theMusavat Party leader [Isa Gambar].

The former US ambassador to Azerbaijan and currently the president of the US Chamber of Commerce in Azerbaijan, Stanley Escudero, has said that in addition to focusing on Azerbaijan's oil and gas sector, US businessmen are starting to pay attention to its non-oil sector.

[Stanley Escudero] said that in general, views on Azerbaijan had changed considerably over the past few years. He said that he also highly rated the changes in the Azerbaijani economy. Escudero said that significant work had been done over recent years to attract foreign investment to Azerbaijan. From this viewpoint, both the improvement in the legislative base and the reforms in taxation and customs dues should be noted. Escudero, who is currently providing advisory services to foreign companies, believes that foreign experts working in Azerbaijan appreciate that the business environment in the country is now based on more civilized rules.

[Correspondent over video of the meeting] The US ambassador in Baku, [Stanley Escudero], pointed out that if changes to the Azerbaijani election laws are made with a delay, then this will have no effect. He also stated that the US government had an interest in the holding of democratic and transparent elections in Azerbaijan.