YEREVAN, 10 September - Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said the part of the peace agreement approved so far includes a provision for "the establishment of diplomatic relations between Armenia and Azerbaijan".
Armenia and Azerbaijan have managed to agree on 13 articles and a preamble to the draft peace agreement and Armenian authorities propose to sign the already agreed points, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said during the Yerevan Dialogue 2024 international forum.
"The thirteen articles and the preface of the draft peace agreement are fully agreed, three articles are partially agreed, consisting literally of two sentences. We propose to sign the agreed articles as soon as possible," he said at a forum in Yerevan, describing peace in the South Caucasus as not only possible but also realistic.
According to Pashinyan, part of the peace agreement agreed so far is a provision for "the establishment of diplomatic relations between Armenia and Azerbaijan".
The Armenian Prime Minister also said that the security of future transport routes with Azerbaijan, which are located on Armenian territory, should be ensured exclusively by the Armenian side.
"No partner can tell us that we have not fulfilled the points of the November 9, 2020 Tripartite Declaration, but Armenia can claim that the other signatories of this document have not fulfilled all the points envisaged," He added.
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