Pashinyan: Armenia proposes signing agreed sections of peace treaty with Azerbaijan

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YEREVAN, September 10. /ARKA/. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced that 13 articles of the proposed peace agreement with Azerbaijan, along with its preamble, have been fully agreed upon. He clarified that an additional three articles, each containing two clauses, are partially agreed, with one clause settled and the other still under discussion./pp 80% of the peace deal is agreed upon, as stated from various platforms. As of now, 13 articles and the preamble of the agreement are fully settled, Pashinyan stated./pp

Pashinyan noted that Armenia has suggested signing the already agreed sections of the treaty with Azerbaijan. Considering that the agreed points largely include internationally accepted and fundamental principles for establishing relations, Armenia proposes to sign the settled portions and obtain a foundational document, while continuing discussions on unresolved issues. Particularly, one of the agreed points establishes a mechanism that will allow both sides to continue negotiations through a joint process, Pashinyan explained./pp

The Prime Minister emphasized that the peace deal draft also outlines the establishment of diplomatic relations between Armenia and Azerbaijan. I confirm my readiness to sign the agreed document for peace and relations in the near future, he concluded./pp br/p