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Preamble and 13 articles agreed upon in Armenia-Azerbaijan peace deal, Pashinyan says

Preamble and 13 articles agreed upon in Armenia-Azerbaijan peace deal, Pashinyan says
10.09.2024 12:30
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced that 13 articles and the preamble of the draft peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan have been fully agreed upon.

According to the information , which cites Armenian media, speaking during the Yerevan Dialogue forum, Pashinyan elaborated that out of the total 16 articles, only three remain partially agreed upon, consisting of merely two sentences each.

This progress, according to the prime minister, will enable both nations to have a "confirmed document and move forward accordingly."

Pashinyan expressed optimism about the future, stating that peace in the South Caucasus is not only possible but also realistic.





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