Pahinyan says 'determined to sign peace treaty with Azerbaijan'

Armenia's Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has voiced determination to sign a peace treaty with Azerbaijan, reported from the Armenian press.
The PM said he expressed his position on this in parliament:
"However, this should not be a document equal to capitulation for Armenia. This should be a real and lasting peace document for our region. I am ready to bear this responsibility for the sake of peace, stability, and regional and international cooperation."
Pashinyan said there is a specific mandate over the peace agenda:
"We have focused on the implementation of this mandate. And we need the support of the international community and the peoples of the region."
www.anews.az
The PM said he expressed his position on this in parliament:
"However, this should not be a document equal to capitulation for Armenia. This should be a real and lasting peace document for our region. I am ready to bear this responsibility for the sake of peace, stability, and regional and international cooperation."
Pashinyan said there is a specific mandate over the peace agenda:
"We have focused on the implementation of this mandate. And we need the support of the international community and the peoples of the region."
www.anews.az
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