Yerevan: We have not received a proposal from Baku regarding bilateral negotiations
| Armenia's top lawmaker said on Wednesday that the country has not yet received a proposal from Baku for bilateral talks. |
According to the report of the international group of Fars news agency, Sarkis Khandanian, the head of the foreign relations committee of the Armenian parliament, told reporters on Wednesday that the country supports effective negotiations with the Republic of Azerbaijan.
According to the news agency “Pan Armenian” this legislator Arshad of Armenia said: “Armenia has not received a proposal regarding bilateral negotiations.” He added: “For us, the content of the negotiations and the establishment of principles are of great importance. »
These two neighboring countries are now on the verge of a peace agreement, although the leaders of Baku are sending negative signals.
Ilham Aliyev, the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan, said on the first day of 2024: “The leadership of Armenia should draw correct conclusions from historical lessons and behave in a way that does not anger us.”
Ararat Mirzoyan, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Armenia, said that peace between Armenia and the Republic of Azerbaijan should be based on several basic principles to prevent escalation of aggression in the future.
Mirzovian said in a joint press conference with Greek Foreign Minister George Graptritis in Yerevan on Wednesday that the country responded to Baku’s proposals regarding the peace treaty in recent days.
He said: “In terms of content, the proposals were not constructive in some areas, but we are making progress in several other directions as well.” We have worked on these proposals very constructively and have sent our proposals.”
The Armenian Foreign Minister continued, “The final peace must be based on several basic principles. Countries must recognize each other’s territorial integrity without any ambiguity. These are issues that the Republic of Armenia cannot see any ambiguity.” And it is essential.”
Emphasizing Armenia’s interest in opening these routes, he said: “When Armenia is still under siege, talking about establishing peace in the South Caucasus It’s difficult.”
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